Suddenly, I have sebaceous glands on my face. Can they be removed by cauterization?

Enlarged sebaceous glands in the face (sebaceous hyperplasia) Yes, they can be removed by cauterization, but the size, location, and suitability of the method will need to be assessed first. It's usually recommended to consult and have an evaluation with a doctor beforehand. The treatment doesn't require local anesthesia, but scabbing may occur after the procedure. Avoid contact with water for 24 hours. After the wound heals, it won't leave a permanent scar. Don't worry.

This answer provides only preliminary information. Please schedule an appointment with a doctor for a detailed examination and information.

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When did those sebaceous glands appear? Didn't even notice?

This might be because it grows slowly in the early stages without any symptoms, such as pain, redness, or inflammation.
It looked like normal skin or a regular pimple, so I didn't notice it properly.

If a patient notices a more prominent bump, or suspects it might be an enlarged sebaceous gland, it's recommended to see a doctor for an evaluation. Sometimes, similar-looking bumps could be other types, such as comedones or milia (sebaceous cysts under the skin).

Enlarged sebaceous glands in the face (sebaceous hyperplasia) Yes, they can be removed by cauterization, but we need to assess their size, location, and the suitability of the method. Generally, it's recommended to consult and have an evaluation with a doctor first.

Methods for eliminating sebaceous glands.

Laser
For example, CO2 lasers or diode lasers can remove marks more precisely and reduce the risk of scarring after treatment.
Electrocautery
Electrocautery is used to destroy the sebaceous gland tissue in the area. There may be some scabbing or redness after the procedure.
Spot Treatment
For example, a small needle can be used to puncture or press it out in some cases, depending on the characteristics of the gland.

After treatment

Take gentle care of your skin, apply sunscreen, and avoid exfoliating to prevent dark spots or scars.

If you are interested in having them removed via cauterization, I recommend coming in for a consultation first. I will assess your skin condition and choose the most suitable method for you.