Seborrheic Hyperkeratosis

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Seborrheic Hyperkeratosis by LP-CLINIC

They are extremely common benign skin lesions (non-cancerous), originating from the cells of the outer layer of the epidermis (keratinocytes). They are often associated with a hereditary predisposition and appear at older ages, over 40 years of age.

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Is seborrheic hyperkeratosis related to skin cancer?

Seborrheic hyperkeratosis is an innocent skin lesion and is not related to cancer. However, skin cancers often resemble seborrheic hyperkeratosis, so it is important to have the examination and diagnosis done by a dermatologist.

If they are removed, can seborrheic hyperkeratosis come back?

Usually not in the same spot, but over time, lesions may form in other areas of the face or torso.

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