Dear Milia Mania, Small bumps or really small bumps? If the bumps are sesame seed sized, visible to almost anyone's naked eye, and traject out from the skin, you're talking about the most-dreaded, often sighted around the eye, milia. Milia are tiny little cholesterol deposits that think, for some reason, that they have a right to show up on your otherwise perfect face. Unfortunately, the only way we've successfully ridden ourselves (or other BlissGirls/Guys) of these is through lancing, and extraction. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. Miss Bliss does not condone the obsessive wielding of sharp implements around the orbital bone for the reason of removing tiny-- although annoying-- imperfections from the eye area. Check in to a spa, lie down, hold still, and lose a little 'around the eye' weight. If the bumps are really really small, you might be suffering from a condition called solar elastosis. Solar elastosis is a chicken-skin like texture that can haunt the undereye area of those formerly exposed to too much sun. (At this point, we'd hate to say 'we told you so'). No real cure so far has been found for solar elastosis... but you can bet that a good undereye skincare regime (Laboratoire Remède High Energy Eye Contour) wouldn't hurt, and would probably be your best bet for helping. Eye hope eye helped. Bliss on!