At Bollin Clinic in Altrincham, we offer effective and safe treatments for Seborrheic Keratosis, a common benign skin condition characterized by rough, wart-like growths. Our experienced dermatologists use advanced techniques to remove these lesions with minimal discomfort and scarring. Seborrheic keratosis can appear anywhere on the body and tends to increase with age. While harmless, these growths may cause irritation or cosmetic concerns. At Bollin Clinic, we provide personalised treatment plans tailored to your skin type and the size and location of the lesions. Our goal is to restore clear, smooth skin and improve your confidence. Conveniently located in Altrincham, Bollin Clinic ensures a comfortable and discreet environment for your treatment.
At Bollin Clinic in Altrincham, we offer effective and safe treatments for Seborrheic Keratosis, a common benign skin condition characterized by rough, wart-like growths. Our experienced dermatologists use advanced techniques to remove these lesions with minimal discomfort and scarring.
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Book NowA dermatologist will examine the skin lesions and confirm the diagnosis of seborrheic keratosis.
Treatment may include cryotherapy (freezing), curettage (scraping), laser therapy, or electrocautery to remove the lesions.
The selected treatment is performed quickly, usually in the clinic under local anesthesia or topical numbing agents.
Treated areas may form scabs that heal over 1-2 weeks. Avoid sun exposure and follow care instructions to reduce scarring.
Follow-up appointments ensure complete healing and to check for any recurrence or new lesions.
The images below show examples of Seborrheic Keratosis, a common benign skin growth. These pictures help illustrate typical appearances of seborrheic keratosis lesions on different parts of the body. For diagnosis and treatment options, we recommend consulting with a dermatologist.
There are several benefits to treating seborrheic keratosis lesions:
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Book NowNo. SK is not contagious and cannot be spread from person to person.
No. SKs are benign and not cancerous. However, it's important to have any suspicious or changing growths evaluated to rule out skin cancer.
Removal methods are generally well-tolerated. Local anesthesia may be used for procedures like curettage or electrosurgery. Cryotherapy may cause a brief stinging sensation.
Once removed, a specific lesion will not return, but new SKs can develop elsewhere over time.
Minor scarring or skin discoloration is possible, especially with larger lesions or in individuals prone to pigmentation changes, but most procedures leave minimal or no scarring.
No. Home removal is not recommended and can lead to infection, scarring, or misdiagnosis of a more serious condition.
If removal is done for medical reasons (e.g., bleeding, irritation, or diagnostic uncertainty), insurance may cover it. Cosmetic removals are typically not covered.