Do you see white spots on your little one? Don't panic yet, Mother. These white spots usually appear 1-2 days after the baby is born, especially on the baby's cheeks and nose. White spots on a baby's face, medically called milia, are harmless and very common. Although usually experienced by newborns, milia can actually occur at any age. Often Think Acne Milia occurs when keratin skin protein or dead skin cells are trapped under the surface of the baby's skin. After this dead skin is broken, the spots will disappear. This is the reason why milia is not contagious and can disappear by itself in 2-3 weeks, without special treatment. In some babies, milia may appear only slightly. However, sometimes milia can also grow more. In addition to the face, milia can be found on the scalp and upper body. Milia is often mistaken for baby acne, or Epstein pearls, which have similar characteristics. Unlike acne, milia does not cause inflammation. In addition, acne generally on