The exact cause is unknown. Sebaceous hyperplasia typically doesn't go away without treatment, which many people elect to do ...

Sebaceous hyperplasia is a harmless skin condition that occurs more commonly in people over age 60. It refers to small bumps, usually on the face, that stem from overgrown sebaceous glands.

The drug is not being tested for any other indications, although it has been mooted as a potential treatment for severe acne and/or sebaceous hyperplasia, as well as Darier disease, a rare ...