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SHELLHARBOUR
Unit 8B, Level 1, Cygnet Centre, 75 Cygnet Ave, NSW 2529
(02) 4297 7455
WOLLONGONG
Unit 1, 104 Kembla St, Wollongong CBD, NSW 2500
(02) 4229 7235
Seborrhoeic keratosis
Usually, seborrhoeic keratoses are treated for cosmetic reasons or because they have become itchy or irritated. Most people will have more than one seborrhoeic keratosis, and they often appear quite suddenly. If these growths “catch” on things, bleed or become inflamed, we have a fast and effective removal method available.
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Seborrhoeic keratosis
Usually, seborrhoeic keratoses are treated for cosmetic reasons or because they have become itchy or irritated. Most people will have more than one seborrhoeic keratosis, and they often appear quite suddenly. If these growths “catch” on things, bleed or become inflamed, we have a fast and effective removal method available.
ABOUT THE CONDITION
Seborrhoeic keratosis, sometimes referred to as fibromas, are benign skin tumours. Flat, raised, small or large, they either sit on the skin’s surface or are found attached by a short, thin neck or peduncle. Pedunculated growths (e.g. skin tag on the neck) vary in size from pea-sized to larger ones and can be a normal to dark colour.
CAUSES
- Genetics
- Sun exposure
- Age (40+)
- Chronic trauma
- Genetics
- Sun exposure
- Age (40+)
- Chronic trauma
Treatments
FOR SKIN IRREGULARITIES
It's time to take your
First Step
A Facial Imaging Skin Assessment is an essential first step in your skin correction journey. That’s why we offer a complimentary skin consultation with your first skin treatment.
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