Seborrheic keratosis is a non-cancerous skin condition that appears as raised lesions on the surface of the skin. It is more common in middle-aged adults and can be seen in people of all ages. The lesions are usually round or oval in shape, and can range in color from white to yellowish.
The Co2 Full Ablative procedure is an Italian-engineered technology that makes it safer, dependable and very efficient for lesion removal. Depending on the size and the location, keratosis can be easily removed and healed around 7-10 days, and generally do not come back in the area where being removed.
CMC in Sydney has been providing top-quality lesion and mole removal treatments for over 15 years. We have the experience, technology, and expertise to deliver the best possible results for our clients. here are some of our FAQ’s
The lesions can appear in different ways, from singular to a group of growths. They can appear in a variety of areas, predominantly on the face however they can appear on areas such as on the back, thighs, calves, scalp and neck. Initially, the growths appear as small bumps or even with the appearance of sunspots. The texture of these growth varies, however, they initially appear as small bumps which gradually develop and thicken. They then take the form of something akin to a wart in appearance. Their shape is usually oval or round and is mainly brown in colour, although they can appear yellow, black or white.
In some cases, seborrheic keratosis can change shape and colour. A clinical examination is generally the most common way to identify seborrheic keratosis. As such, a biopsy is required to confirm the condition to determine the possibility of skin cancer. During these instances, it is imperative to have a doctor perform a biopsy on the affected area.
Scientists have still not identified a specific cause for keratosis. However, there are various risk factors involved in their development. These growths are often attributed to extensive exposure to sunlight. Extensive exposure to UV light can potentially result in the formation of potential patches of rough or hardened clusters of skin.
Genetics can play a role in the formation of keratosis. Genetic mutation is a theory held by various scientists regarding the development of these growth.
Additionally, the likelihood of developing these growths increases with age.
Keratosis starts off so small that they are recognised by touch before sight. If you are unsure of any lesions on your skin, please speak to our laser specialists and medical doctor at Cosmetic Medical Clinic.
The pricing for the removal will depend on the size, location as well as the number of keratoses that needs to be removed. (The starting price for each lesion will be lower if removing multiple lesions within the same session)
Our specialist will be able to advise you with a quotation for how much the total removal will cost when you attend a consultation at CMC.
Please note that estimation for this procedure can not be provided via telephone or email.
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