If the growths appear on the eyelids, they’re known as xanthelasma, whereas any growth elsewhere is called xanthoma.
“If you notice these growths on any area of your skin, see your doctor,” the AAD instructed.
If you’re able to get your cholesterol levels under control, these unsightly marks may disappear.
How to get cholesterol levels under control
High cholesterol can be the result of eating fatty foods, being physically inactive, being overweight, smoking, and drinking alcohol, the NHS confirmed.
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