Can I use a needle to prick the fat granules? How to take care of the fat granules after using a needle to prick them?

It seems that it is said that fat granules cannot be squeezed casually, so can these fat granules be pricked directly with a needle? How to take care of them after pricked with a needle?

Fat cysts can be pricked with a needle. Before doing so, disinfect the cyst with 75% alcohol. Then pierce the top with a sterilized needle, squeeze out the contents, and then apply recombinant bovine basic fibroblast growth factor gel on the surface. This will eliminate the fat cysts.

After the fat particles are picked out with a needle, do not touch them with your hands or get them wet. Fat particles mainly refer to milia, which are often manifested clinically as white, dome-shaped papules the size of millet grains. Generally, there are no subjective symptoms and they tend to occur on the eyelids, especially the lower eyelids. After picking with a needle, the following points should be achieved:

1. Try not to get it wet within 3-5 days to avoid infection.

2. There may be slight scabs on the surface, and be sure to let the scabs fall off naturally.

It is recommended that if inflammation occurs, you should go to the hospital to consult a doctor.

When patients use a needle to prick the fat granules, they should be careful to disinfect the needle to prevent bacterial infection or wound inflammation. Generally, since the wound is small, no scars will be left if no inflammation or infection occurs, or if the patient has a scar-prone constitution. Patients should be careful not to eat spicy and irritating foods during the healing period.

The cause of fat particles may be excessive keratinization of the hair follicles, sweat glands, and skin glands of the skin, which leads to blockage. If you use relatively greasy skin care products, it may also cause excessive keratinization of the skin and cause fat particles on the face. Therefore, do not use overly greasy cosmetics. You can use some refreshing skin care products to reduce the occurrence of fat particles. Fat particles usually grow on the eyelids, both sides of the nose, etc., and appear as white rice-sized papules. If the fat particles on the face are relatively small and there are relatively few of them, generally no special treatment is required; if there are more fat particles on the face and it affects the appearance, you can go to the hospital and use electrocautery and other methods to treat them under the guidance of a doctor.