Lesion removal · Aesthetic
Seborrheic Keratosis Removal
Safe, professional removal of seborrheic keratoses, the rough, waxy skin growths that commonly appear with age. Effective results with minimal healing time.
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Overview
Smooth away rough, waxy skin growths
Seborrheic keratoses are benign skin growths that appear as raised, waxy, or rough patches, often described as looking “stuck on” to the skin. They range in colour from tan to dark brown or black and become increasingly common from middle age onwards. While completely harmless, they are often cosmetically unwanted, particularly when they appear on the face, neck, or visible areas of the body.
At Radiant Health Clinic, seborrheic keratoses are removed using electrocautery, which allows the practitioner to precisely destroy and remove the lesion tissue. The procedure is effective, well-tolerated, and leaves minimal scarring when the skin is properly cared for during healing.
Note: any lesion with atypical features, such as rapid change in appearance, irregular borders, or unusual colouring, should be assessed by a GP or dermatologist before aesthetic removal.
- Effective removal of unsightly seborrheic keratoses
- Multiple lesions treated in one session
- Clinically safe technique by a trained practitioner
- Minimal scarring with proper aftercare
- Suitable for face and body
- Quick procedure with minimal downtime
Areas we treat
Where seborrheic keratosis removal works
Benign keratoses can be treated wherever they appear, each lesion assessed individually at consultation.
Every area we treat
How it works
How it works
Assessment
Lesions are examined. Any atypical features will prompt referral for dermatological assessment before treatment proceeds.
Preparation
The area is cleansed and local anaesthetic applied.
Electrocautery
The seborrheic keratosis is carefully destroyed using a controlled electrocautery probe.
Post-treatment
The area is dressed and aftercare guidance provided.
Your safety
Suitability & aftercare
A medical treatment, delivered to medical standards. Here’s who it suits, and how to care for your skin afterwards.
Is it right for you?
Adults with seborrheic keratoses that are confirmed benign and are causing cosmetic concern. Suitable for all skin types.
Please tell us at consultation
Lesions with atypical features must be referred for dermatological review before treatment. Not suitable over actively infected skin. Patients with pacemakers should inform the practitioner. A full medical assessment is carried out at your consultation.
Caring for your results
No pressure, ever
Interested in seborrheic keratosis removal?
Book a consultation and our practitioners will assess your lesions and advise on the best approach.
Real results
Before & after
Seborrheic keratosis removal pricing
Pricing confirmed at appointment based on number and size of lesions.
Common questions
Common questions
Are seborrheic keratoses dangerous?
No. Seborrheic keratoses are entirely benign. However, if you notice a lesion that has changed in size, shape, or colour, bleeds, or looks unusual, please see your GP before seeking aesthetic removal.
Is the treatment painful?
Local anaesthetic is applied before treatment to minimise discomfort. The procedure is generally well-tolerated.
Will it scar?
With proper aftercare, particularly avoiding picking the scab and applying SPF, the risk of scarring is low. Your practitioner will provide full aftercare guidance.
Can multiple keratoses be removed in one session?
Yes. Multiple lesions can be treated in a single appointment.
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