Seborrheic Keratosis Treatment
Remove rough, raised, or waxy skin growths with seborrheic keratosis treatment. Our board-certified dermatologists use advanced laser and light treatments to safely eliminate seborrheic keratoses with minimal downtime, restoring smoother, clearer skin.
What We Can Treat with Seborrheic Keratosis Removal
Q-Switched Ruby Laser
An effective option for seborrheic keratosis removal, delivering targeted energy that breaks up pigmented lesions while protecting surrounding tissue. The Q-switched Ruby is part of our comprehensive collection of laser, light, and energy devices.
Q-Switched Alexandrite Laser
Provides excellent clearance of pigmented growths such as seborrheic keratoses, offering fast, selective treatment. This advanced laser system can effectively address various pigmented lesions with reduced healing time.
PicoSure® Laser
Uses ultra-short picosecond pulses to target pigmented lesions efficiently, making it an excellent choice for treating seborrheic keratoses. PicoSure’s advanced photomechanical technology minimizes disruption to the epidermis, leading to enhanced comfort, reduced skin redness, and faster skin clearance.
PicoWay® Laser
A powerful picosecond device that treats pigmentation in the epidermis and dermis with exceptional accuracy. PicoWay creates tiny optical densities deep within the skin, stimulating the production of collagen, elastic fiber, and hyaluronic acid, resulting in improved skin tone and clarity.

Seborrheic Keratosis FAQs
These benign growths typically develop due to aging, genetics, and cumulative sun exposure over the years. They are completely non-cancerous and not contagious.
We offer multiple advanced removal methods, including Q-Switched Ruby and Alexandrite lasers, Picosure and Picoway lasers, and gentle curettage, depending on your lesion characteristics and skin type.
The ideal laser depends on your skin type, lesion depth, and aesthetic goals. With over 60 different laser, light and energy based technologies we can choose the optimal treatment for your specific lesions.
Most patients describe only mild warmth or stinging during treatment. A topical anesthetic can be applied before your procedure for added comfort. In addition, some patients with extensive numbers of seborrheic keratoses can find pain relief with the addition of Pronox nitrous oxide.
Most treatments take just 15–30 minutes depending on the number and size of lesions being removed, making it easy to fit into your busy schedule.
Once a seborrheic keratosis is removed, that specific lesion typically does not return. However, new lesions may develop over time due to genetics, aging, or sun exposure.
Healing generally takes 3–7 days depending on the treatment method used. Mild redness or flaking may occur before smoother, even-toned skin appears. Individual results may vary.
While you cannot completely prevent these age-related growths, protecting your skin from sun exposure with daily SPF, protective clothing, and sun avoidance can help minimize their development.