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Is There A Way To Remove Seborrhoeic Keratoses Like Spots On The Face?

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Posted on Mon, 29 Jan 2024
Question: Could you please tell what are these spots on my face and especially spot near to my ear. How can i remove this? Is there any natural way to remove or should i have to take any medicine?
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Answered by Dr. Asmeet Kaur Sawhney (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Seborrhoic keratoses, melasma

Detailed Answer:

Hi,

I have reviewed the attached photograph.

The smaller spots are looking like seborrhoeic keratoses which is a benign age-related change in many individuals.
The spot near the ear is looking like melasma.

For smaller spots, you need to consult a dermatologist and get them removed by radiofrequency ablation.
It is a minor office procedure requiring 20-30 minutes.

For melasma, I would recommend you to apply a triple combination cream containing Mometasone, tretinoin, and hydroquinone ( melalite XL ) on the spot near the ear at night along with the application of a broad spectrum sunscreen on the entire face during the daytime.

It is a prescription drug and should be taken under the supervision of the doctor.

Regards
Dr Asmeet
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Is There A Way To Remove Seborrhoeic Keratoses Like Spots On The Face?

Brief Answer: Seborrhoic keratoses, melasma Detailed Answer: Hi, I have reviewed the attached photograph. The smaller spots are looking like seborrhoeic keratoses which is a benign age-related change in many individuals. The spot near the ear is looking like melasma. For smaller spots, you need to consult a dermatologist and get them removed by radiofrequency ablation. It is a minor office procedure requiring 20-30 minutes. For melasma, I would recommend you to apply a triple combination cream containing Mometasone, tretinoin, and hydroquinone ( melalite XL ) on the spot near the ear at night along with the application of a broad spectrum sunscreen on the entire face during the daytime. It is a prescription drug and should be taken under the supervision of the doctor. Regards Dr Asmeet