Seborrhoeic Keratosis

Although these are classified as part of the wart family they are not contagious as they are not caused by a virus. They are completely benign (not cancerous) and are more common with increasing age. These blemishes are caused by natural ageing, sun damage and also have a genetic link. They can vary greatly in appearance and can be skin coloured to dark brown. Although raised above the skin they can have a flat surface which usually has grooves in it. They can be dry, crumbly and itchy. Occurring most often on the trunk but also common on the head, face and chest.

TREATMENT
Electrolysis is a safe, effective, quick and affordable method of treatment with amazing results. They are removed by applying the heat of electrolysis to the base and are gently scraped off, leaving clear healthy skin underneath.

AFTER TREATMENT
The use of a good aftercare gel such as Aloe Vera can be used to help speed up the healing process.  A scab will form which will fall away naturally over the next few days. A pinkish mark is left and this will fade in time.
Strict aftercare instructions are given and must be adhered to.