About the Condition
Keratoses are thickenings of the superficial layer of the skin that may present as rough, dry, or scaly lesions. They are most commonly caused by prolonged exposure to the sun.
Good to Know
Certain types of keratoses may represent pre-cancerous changes – timely examination is essential.
Suggested Treatments (for individuals aged 40+, fair skin, prolonged sun exposure)
Aesthetics:
- superficial exfoliation treatments
Advanced Technology:
- CO2 laser
- ablative laser
Dermatology:
- dermatoscopic examination
- cryotherapy
- surgical removal of lesions
Cosmetology:
- exfoliation
- skin care
Longevity:
- regular skin checks
- monitoring of lesions
Lifestyle:
- daily SPF
- avoiding UV exposure
Preparation Before Your Visit
No special preparation is required.
Precautions
Any suspicious lesion should be examined by a dermatologist – self-assessment is not reliable.
Our Approach to the Condition
Safety is always our foremost priority – every lesion is assessed with professional expertise and thoroughness before any treatment decision is made.
Consequences of Leaving Untreated
Certain keratoses may progress to more serious conditions. Beyond the medical aspect, lesions on visible areas of the body frequently cause discomfort and may affect one’s confidence.
