By monitoring these indicators, you can recognize possible diseases at their earliest manifestations.

4) Milia: small “pearls” under the skin

These tiny white or yellowish cysts, often mistaken for pimples, are  milia  —  pouches of keratin  trapped under the skin, particularly around the eyes and cheeks. While harmless, they can be stubborn. A solitary milia is rarely problematic, but a  sudden and abundant appearance  may indicate overuse of occlusive creams, skin trauma, or, more rarely, an underlying disease.  Their removal  should be carried out  by a specialist  , especially near the eyes. Avoid picking them yourself—risk of infection and scarring.

The face – a discreet mirror of inner health

Spots, lumps, cracks… every detail deserves attention. These signs are often harmless, but ignoring them can deprive you of important information. Behind a radiant face generally lies  a balanced lifestyle  and  regular medical check-ups  . And before applying makeup, take a minute to “hear” what your face is trying to tell you.