Seborrheic keratosis are skin growths that commonly appear as we age. Learn how our treatments can help.
Types of seborrheic keratosis:
• Barnacles of Aging
• Seborrheic Wart
• Senile Keratosis
Seborrheic keratoses are pigmented growths characterized by a scaly, warty, or waxy raised surface on the skin. They range in color, size, and shape, but often appear in clusters. Seborrheic keratosis happens when there is an overgrowth of keratinocytes, which are the most common type of skin cells.
Seborrheic keratosis is most commonly seen on the face, neck, chest or back.
• Milia
• Sunspots & Freckles
• Warts
Please Note: It is important to speak with your medical provider or dermatologist first regarding any bump, lesion, or other unknown issue on the skin to rule out more serious skin conditions.
While the condition is harmless, some clients may choose to have them removed if the growths become troublesome to look at or easily irritated by certain clothing.
Patient (32 F) face clears after just 1 treatment.
