Raised skin bumps can sometimes signal cancer, including melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, or squamous cell carcinoma. Symptoms: Unusual growths that change in size, color, or shape, or bleed easily.

Let's be real: You've definitely found yourself staying up late consulting Dr. Google about that raised skin bump that popped up out of nowhere all of a sudden. Is it fungal acne? A cyst?

Let’s take a look at three common skin bumps that aren’t acne but still need a solution. Milia Milia are small, white raised bumps on the skin, often resembling tiny grains of sand.

Small raised bumps on your skin may have multiple causes. Two common culprits include bed bugs and chiggers. Both are parasites living off the blood of people or animals. Bedbug and chigger bites ...

A pimple is a type of acne that develops when bacteria, dirt, dead skin cells, and sebum (oil) clog your pores. The result is a small, tender, raised bump on the skin that's sometimes filled with pus.

In some people, the bumps may be discolored. In others, they appear like your natural skin color but raised, like goosebumps. Share on Pinterest Healthline/Getty Images Keratosis pilaris (also ...

Shoppers with keratosis pilaris and sensitive skin are obsessed with this under-$30 Buffing Bar for removing bumps and dead ...

Moles, also known as nevi, are flat or raised bumps that are very common and can develop on the back of the neck. Some people may have 10–40 moles on their skin. If a person notices a mole ...

Skin tags are little raised bumps that grow from the skin — sort of like a mole, but the same color as your skin. “They are harmless growths,” says Robinson. “Occasionally, when they get ...

Skin reactions can be alarming, especially when they appear suddenly. Many people struggle to tell the difference between ...