Keloids

• Keloids are abnormal benign fibrotic growths often as a result of a scar or trauma to the skin

• They may be symptomatic causing itchiness, tenderness, or an uncomfortable sensation

• Corticosteroid injections may be recommended to reduce symptoms and keloid thickening 

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Moles

• Moles, medically referred to as “nevi”, are a cluster of pigmented cells.

• Moles can present at birth and throughout childhood or adolescence. 

• Most moles are benign and grow slowly with development.  Some moles may increase in size or darken with hormonal changes. 

• Abnormal appearing moles should be evaluated and the ABCDE Guide can aid in identifying an unusual mole

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Seborrheic keratoses

• Seborrheic keratoses are very common benign skin growths in adults

• They often appear as waxy gray, brown/tan wart-like, dry growths that can develop on all areas of the body

• They do not require treatment.  Removal with liquid nitrogen is common for irritated seborrheic keratoses or for cosmetic reasons

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Skin Tags

• Skin tags are benign soft flesh-colored or tan growths often found in skin folds.
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• Typically, skin tags are asymptomatic and without need for treatment.

• If inflamed from jewelry or clothing, skin tags can be removed with an in-office procedure.

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