you are here because you have these bumps under your eyes or around your
nose and you are not sure a hundred percent what it is. Is it Syringoma is it sebaceous hypoplasia
or or could it be something else please do not self-diagnose yourself so today you will
get a good understanding what you may have but before you do anything go to a dermatologist
or your esthetician so you can get a reassurance to see if you want to do the medical route
or the natural group so let's get started right now i want to apologize for these lips
i had a reaction with my invisalign to make my teeth straighter so now i have swollen lips and
crooked i do have a tutorial on my reaction so you can go all to see i did it last week
so anyways i want to thank you for being here and stop staring at my lips okay welcome if this
is your first time my name is maria from aglaia aesthetics i hope that you enjoy my um content
and you decide to subscribe that would make the world to me and i promise these lips will go down
hopefully soon the difference is that the syringoma it is affecting the sudoriferous glands
which are the sweat glands the sebaceous hyperplasia as the the name says it affects
more the sebaceous glands the oil glands so there are two different glands that are affected one is
the sweat gland and the other one is the oil land and they do look a little bit different so today i
will have several pictures so you will be able to say yes i have this oh no i have that so quickly i
would like to go over the syringoma and here is a picture so you can see that there is clusters
and they usually happen wherever you have sweat glands so it could happen underneath your eyes on
your neck in your groin area under the arms so anywhere that you have sweat now there
is different things that you can do and if you before i say anything please do not self-diagnose
yourself before you start doing anything i would advise you to go to a dermatologist or esthetician
please keep it that very very firm in your mind so there's different things that dermatologists
can do such as uh electro desiccation so they use a little probe to to dehydrate the area they might
give you accutane or cortisone cryotherapy so they basically they freeze dry your area
microdermabrasion might smooth out a little bit some individuals like to use
glycolic acids but it might come back all these are really quick things to do the surface
and they do not work that well but if you do that in conjunction with something natural with natural
procedure you might see good results apple cider vinegar you can use aloe you can use there is a
lemon there's so many other things that you can use but my favorite one is apple cider vinegar but
please do look at that tutorial on specifically on syringoma the sebaceous hyperplasia
it is not something that you need to worry it's more of a cosmetic one and you cannot really
cover it up with makeup either and so if you're having these uh bumps you might be emotionally
upset so you want to get things corrected now if they're getting a certain size they can come
up to like a three millimeters in size so it's quite large you might need to do something more
drastic and go to a dermatologist usually happens to individuals that are more mature like after 40
and that they've been in the sun a lot so it is like a little bit of correlation uh to that
could also be genetic so there we go there's a picture right here hopefully you can see that
and there is also correlation to individuals that had organ transplants so we're not sure if it is
because of the medication that they're taking and this is a larger one so what it looks like
there's actually quite a few here but the larger one you can see it looks like a circular circular
it's a little bit lighter than the skin and it has a little indentation and uh so some of the
things uh that i want you to be aware and not to scare you looks like if you see this one
now you can tell the different different you look at this okay and then you'll see this
it seems like a very similar can you see that now this is sebaceous hyperplasia this is skin cancer
so if you have a chronic sun exposure you can either get skin cancer or sebaceous hyperplasia if
you have sebaceous hyperplasia it's a lot easier to deal with that first thing that a doctor can do
there's several things that's exactly very similar to the syringoma they can do electrodessication
and with electrode desiccation basically they they dry up uh that area you'll get a little scab
and then the scab drops off but it doesn't mean that it's not going to come back okay
or the cryotherapy they freeze dry it and but again it is on the surface
and as you look at some of my pictures that i had previously on the syringoma and please look
at it when we look at sudoriferous or the sebaceous they're quite deep into the skin
and a lot of these treatments are more on the surface so these things might come back
some estheticians will say that microneedling will help it will not microneedling helps on
to stimulate the fibroblast and i do have a tutorial the fibroblast that will strengthen
your skin it will produce more collagen so that is good for that but not for serengoma and not for
sebaceous hyperplasia another thing that a lot of estheticians will do that have the training is
the plasma pen okay so what's happening there is that the uh aesthetician that is trained she will
burn the area and of course it will form a scab so that's the plasma pen and the so it's basically
the little needle will go it has like a little zapping thing and it will zap the area uh
would i want to have an estimation to do that for me it all depends how trained she
is how knowledgeable she is so you really have to trust that that esthetician knows what she's doing
and again the plasma pen is just very similar to electric desiccation it will just burn the
little sebaceous gland it will come to a scab and then the scab will drop off
cannot promise you that that will not come back some of the things that they can do is electro
desiccation and as the word says it desiccates it dries up a skin colorization so it's burning
and again remember that these two they will leave most likely sometimes a little bit of
an indentation a scar either hyper pigmentation or hypo pigmentation light and dark so you have
to be very careful one of the things that i saw results laser viporization that works really well
some doctors like to use accutane but you have to remember that that will dry out your skin
microdermabrasion it might smooth out a little bit but that is very very temporary
do not use any harsh products or scrubs what you can do at home if it if they're this small
you can do certain things at home however if they're large like this then you have to have
something drastic and uh protect your skin first of all so some of the things that you can do
especially after you've had a treatment so you can prevent for them to get larger or to get more
so some of the things that i advise is protection protect your skin and a lot of individuals like
spf do not do it too high maybe 15 spf the higher you go the more chemicals the more chemicals the
cause of skin cancer so there has to be a balance what i like to use is mineral makeup and i have a
link below mineral makeup is a powder that men and women can use it will give you some evenness okay
and it will protect because it has an SPF of 25 so that is good so we know that sebaceous hyperplasia
is something to do an overgrowth of the sebaceous glands so there's extra gunk in there and so
something that will help is salicylic acid or the BHA's and that will really clean out and I have
a link below of the AHA's and BHA's that you can use that it will clean out the area so salicylic
acid will clean out the gunk if you need a little bit extra work you could use a over-the-counter
retin-a or you can go to the doctor and they will give you retinoids that are a little bit stronger
now vitamin a or retin-a will normalize the the production of oils but it's also dehydrating
so you really have to do a little bit of a self balancing the retinols and the retinae would be
something if my if i if you have really large or larger sebaceous hyperplasia what i like to use
is that the niacinamide and i have a link below because that will control the production of oil
so you already understand that this is about the sebaceous gland so if you're using
some BHA's and alternate with niacinamide you will see start to see good result if your blemish or
sebaceous hyperplasia is very large then you might want to do something a little bit more drastic
electrologists they have this a very similar tool the electrolysis needle and they can also
electrocoagulate the sebaceous hyperplasia and again a little scab will come to the surface
the scab will come off and it will give you a smoother look so i kind of discussed a little
bit about Syringoma i went into a little bit more detail about sebaceous hyperplasia that it could
look a little bit like skin cancer so that is why you need to get diagnosed by a doctor but there is
something else that you need to be aware which is called the molluscum contagiosum molluscum
contagiosum basically contagiosum means it's very very contagious and i have two pictures here so
this one here actually if you look at it it could look like sebaceous hyperplasia and this one here
wow who knows how that what that looks like it looks like in between skin cancer and whatever
molluscum contain josem so you do have to be a very very rare this one here very contagious and
it is a virus so you will need to get something from a doctor to combat this thank you for
hanging out with me with me with my these large lips and having such a hard time to talk
however i'm so grateful that you are here with me we talked about sebaceous hyperplasia,
syringoma, skin cancer and molluscum contagiosum so many things just for you to be aware. Please
remember do not self-diagnose yourself if you have something that you're not sure what it is
don't worry if it's only cosmetic go and check it out because we never know what it could be
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