Seborrheic keratosis
Is a very common , benign (non-cancerous) skin growth that usually appears as a brown, black or tan spot with a slightly raised, “stuck-on” appearance.It can have a waxy, rough (scaly) or wart-like surface and may vary in size. These skin lesions typically develop with age and are linked to genetic factors and frequent sun exposure. Although, they are harmless, they can become irritated or cosmetically bothersome.Professional assessment is important before considering safe and effective removal options.
Can seborrhoeic keratosis be removed with Advanced Electrolysis?
Yes. Advanced Electrolysis can be used to treat suitable seborrhoeic keratosis, helping to remove unwanted skin growths safely and precisely.
How does Advanced Electrolysis work for seborrhoeic keratosis removal?
A sterile, ultra-fine probe is used to apply controlled energy to the area, allowing the treated tissue to be carefully removed while supporting the skin’s natural healing process.
Is there anything I should avoid before treatment?
Before treatment, avoid exfoliating acids (such as AHAs/BHAs), retinoids, and strong active skincare products on the area. Please arrive with clean skin and avoid applying make-up before your appointment.
What aftercare is required following treatment?
After treatment, avoid make-up, acids, retinoids, and active skincare products on the treated area until the skin has healed. Your practitioner will provide personalised aftercare advice.
How many treatments will I need?
The number of treatments varies depending on the size, thickness, and number of areas being treated. A consultation will help determine the most suitable approach.
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