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Bust These Multiple Myths to Master Milia Coding

Published on Thu Apr 19, 2018

And make sure you know your payer's rules for reimbursement. Common in newborns, milia can affect people of all ages. These small epidermoid cysts usually appear as bumps around the cheeks and eyelids and will generally go away without treatment after a month or two. Sometimes, however, milia will require treatment. For some, this could mean having the cysts removed [...]
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