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If you’ve noticed small whitish-yellow bumps suddenly appearing on your lips, inside your cheeks, or in intimate areas, there’s no need to worry. These bumps, known as Fordyce Spots, were first described in 1896 by dermatologist Dr. John Addison Fordyce. They are quite common, found in about 80% of people.
According to Healthline, Fordyce Spots are actually sebaceous (oil) glands that are typically linked to hair follicles. Continues…
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