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How to Treat Seborrheic Keratosis? | What Dermatologists Do

Seborrheic keratoses usually need no treatment; when removal is wanted, dermatologists use freezing, shaving, or electrocautery. Understanding how to treat seborrheic keratosis starts with a fact most people don’t expect: the majority of these waxy, stuck-on-looking brown growths need nothing done at all. They’re benign and not contagious, so treatment is about symptoms, not safety.

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