Managing Seborrheic Keratoses: Tips

Like we said before, most seborrheic keratoses require no treatment but you need a dermatologist London if:

• The growth disturbs you and you want it to be removed
• There’s an irritation of the growth from the use of clothes or shaving
• It is an actinic keratosis (a dry, rough, flat, and scaly appearance) that can cause skin cancer
• Your seborrheic keratosis looks different from the usual
• There’s a sudden appearance of this growth alongside several new skin growths (this may be a red flag indicating body cancer)
• The growth develops quickly, turns black, cause itching, or bleeds (probably a tell-tale sign of skin cancer)

Try not to remove a seborrheic keratosis on your own. It poses a risk of infection. You need a specialist at Clearskin London.

An appointment with us at our Dermatology Clinic London today is your best option.