Seborrheic Keratosis
Safe, effective removal of benign skin growths to restore smooth, healthy-looking skin.
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Condition Overview
Seborrheic keratoses are non-cancerous skin growths that present as waxy, textured lesions with a characteristic “stuck-on” appearance. They commonly develop over time and may vary in size, shape, and color.
Signs & Symptoms
Waxy, “stuck-on” growths
Tan, brown, or black coloration
Rough or wart-like texture
Slow enlargement over time
Occasional itching or irritation
Why It Happens
Natural aging process
Genetic predisposition
Cumulative sun exposure
Skin cell buildup over time
Available Treatments
When to Take the Next Step
While seborrheic keratoses are benign, they can sometimes resemble skin cancer or other concerning lesions. Professional evaluation helps ensure an accurate diagnosis and guide appropriate, personalized care.
Signs It’s Time for a Visit
If symptoms persist, consider a professional evaluation.
A new or changing raised growth
Lesions that become irritated, itchy, or inflamed
Spots that bleed, crust, or catch on clothing
Uncertainty about whether a lesion is benign
Rapid increase in number or size of growths
This May Be Right For You
Active Treatment
1–2 Weeks
Most patients see visible improvement, with consistency key to lasting results.
