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White heads (milia) is a common skin disorder, caused by the formation of sebaceous matter within or under the skin. It usually occurs in skin of fine texture. The surface opening of the skin may be so small that the sebum cannot pass out. As a result, it collects under the surface of the skin in small, round, hardened masses that resemble a small grain of sand.
