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Treatment of syringoma

Syringomas aren’t harmful in any way, so there’s no medical need to treat them. However, some people choose to have syringomas treated or removed for cosmetic reasons
There are two ways to treat syringoma: medication or surgery
Medication
Small drops of trichloroacetic acid applied to syringomas makes them shrivel and fall off after a few days. In some cases, a doctor may prescribe isotretinoin (Sotret, Claravis) to take orally. There are also creams and ointments that can be purchased over the counter and used to improve the skin around the syringomas, which can help with their appearance. However, these methods aren’t considered to be as effective as surgery
Surgerical intervention such as
Laser removal
Electric cauterization
Electrodessication with curettage
Cryotherapy
Manual excision

Causes of syringomas

genetics
Down syndrome
diabetes mellitus
Marfan’s syndrome
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

Signs and symptoms of syringomas

Syringomas usually appear as small bumps that grow between 1 and 3 millimeters
They are either yellowish or flesh-colored
They typically occur in symmetrical clusters on both sides of your face or body