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Seborrheic keratosis (often called SK) is a very common, benign skin growth. It’s not cancerous and not contagious. These growths usually appear as we age and can look like they’re “stuck on” the skin.

👉They can be:
• Tan, brown, or dark brown
• Flat or slightly raised
• Smooth, waxy, or rough in texture

✨Common areas include the face, chest, back, and neck.

🌟The Skin Classic uses a technique called electrodessication, which safely removes superficial skin irregularities.

✨Here’s how it works:
• The device delivers a tiny, controlled electrical current to the growth.
• This current dries out the excess skin cells that make up the seborrheic keratosis.
• The treated area forms a light crust or scab, which naturally falls off as the skin heals.
• Fresh, healthy skin is revealed underneath.

✨The procedure is:
• Quick (often just seconds per spot)
• Minimally uncomfortable
• Non-invasive (no cutting or stitches)
• Minimal downtime

✨What to expect after treatment
• The area may look slightly red or darker at first
• A small crust forms and sheds in about 7–14 days
• Proper aftercare is essential to prevent pigmentation or scarring

🌟Once healed, the growth is typically permanently removed, though new SKs can develop over time elsewhere.