Skin lesion treatment for seborrheic keratoses

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  • Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
  • Learn about treating benign skin growths that affect millions of American adults that may be a sign of aging
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Комментарии • 57

  • @roxannelovesvenussmokecity
    @roxannelovesvenussmokecity 3 года назад +9

    She is beautiful! My Dad has a lot of these on his back and they itch really bad he says.

  • @jaylineff
    @jaylineff 4 года назад +26

    Would've been a lot more helpful if you'd shown pics of SKs. People have great difficulty and fear discerning what may be a cancerous growth and a benign SK. A pic would ease and help many people's concerns.

    • @mesmerizineyez
      @mesmerizineyez 2 месяца назад

      There are pics all over the net. Google is free

  • @edennis8578
    @edennis8578 5 лет назад +52

    Vitamin D3 orally at 5,000 units/day, as well as topically. Research had an 80% success rate in clinical trials. I put my husband on 2,000 units/day orally and his seborrheic keratoses shrank and fell off in 2 weeks. The one on my face was more stubborn; I take 5,000 units but it didn't budge, so I cut a capsule open and applied the fluid daily. Within a few days, the growth started to crumble off. After two more weeks, I have nothing there but a slightly pink spot of new skin.

    • @Khan-vp7lv
      @Khan-vp7lv 4 года назад +5

      Wow really? I've searched the whole internet to find something that will get rid of them but had no luck.

    • @mojavewolf1
      @mojavewolf1 4 года назад +3

      Thanks ! Those things are ugly and I don’t want them to multiply 😳🙀

    • @lovelytresa3485
      @lovelytresa3485 4 года назад +1

      Thank you soooooo much... like a million..

    • @Kelly-just-kelly
      @Kelly-just-kelly 4 года назад

      Gona give it a try. Ty

    • @nadogrl
      @nadogrl 3 года назад +1

      E Denni - Thank you! Did you continue the oral dosage, or just the topical?

  • @heidibentley5270
    @heidibentley5270 5 лет назад +3

    Thank you

  • @ernestoperez7382
    @ernestoperez7382 4 года назад +8

    Beautiful doctor !!!

  • @hamilro44
    @hamilro44 2 месяца назад

    Hi Dr Henry thank you for sharing my SK is on my scalp. Will my hair ever grow back. Currently I have a bald spot and was prescribed cream and ointment for the itching. Do you recommend any specific shampoos and conditioner. Thanks

  • @juliemann3243
    @juliemann3243 3 года назад +3

    Eskata has been discontinued according to my derm. Are you still doing it? Thank you.

  • @michellecrosby3717
    @michellecrosby3717 2 года назад +1

    Is there any scarring, if so how bad? I keloids pretty bad.

  • @meilih2030
    @meilih2030 Год назад +1

    I googled this and it says it is no longer avaiilable in usa. I will just ask the dermatologist how much it can be removed. But the other clinics are doing cautery, I am not sure if that works since cautery has tiny needle and keratosis is not easy to be removed by a tiny needle. I also worry how am I going to put antibiotic ointments and creams if it is on my back. It is hard to take care of it if it's at the back. I hate my mom and dads for giving me so much issues, my mom gave me acne, my dad gave me ashtma and allergies. I hope I don't get my dads vitiligo. All I get as inheritance is tons of diseases. Next thing I know is hypertention and maybe cancer since I have 3 relatives with cancer. The bad part is of all the things I can have i got all bad things from them and I didn't get good parts. Like my nose is from my dads side my grandpas ugly nose. BUt my mom has better nose and my grandma so why did I got my ugly grandpas nose. ANd than I got my moms ugly legs and feet, plus I got 50/50 half my body is thin and long half is fat and short. So I feel like I am curse by god coz all I got are the bad parts of all of them. They didn't gave me anything good. 😞

  • @liljons6753
    @liljons6753 3 года назад

    Use yeethe white gel...for raused ...legions

  • @SultanaP
    @SultanaP 3 года назад +8

    Can't buy Eskata anymore but you can get a jug of 34% peroxide... trying it now, seems to be working on the large one on my head... we will see. Freezing did not work. Dr said I had to 'live' with it..

    • @SultanaP
      @SultanaP 2 года назад +5

      Update.. after 2 weeks of using this with a qtip carefully, all of the keratosis is gone! Have used it successfully on other skin issues that do not respond to hydrocortisone or triple antibiotics. Amazing.

    • @fedaiwoldu2054
      @fedaiwoldu2054 2 года назад +1

      @@SultanaP going to try the 34% peroxide. So u personally hD success with this?

    • @SultanaP
      @SultanaP 2 года назад +7

      @@fedaiwoldu2054 yes. I had the seborrheic keratosis. I had it frozen but it did not work . It was there and getting worse for over 10 years. Just be careful, a little dab will do ya once and a while. It will bubble up, in a day or so scab up, then the scab will up and fall off. If it comes back, do it again. Mine is completely gone now, and where the skin was bumpy, it's now smooth.

    • @fedaiwoldu2054
      @fedaiwoldu2054 2 года назад +2

      Thank you so much

    • @TheJohnGent1
      @TheJohnGent1 2 года назад

      Do you dilute the hydrogen peroxide?

  • @NS-zm9cv
    @NS-zm9cv 4 года назад +8

    I've had them since ei was a toddler, always hated it. My Dermatologist told me if I have them burned or laser removed it would leave white spots. I've read that ESKATA can cause blindness. I've wanted mine removed forever

    • @aleonflux1138
      @aleonflux1138 4 года назад +6

      Tazorac (active ingredient: Tazarotene) has been shown to be effective against SK, but has been banned here in Australia because it can cause birth defects, so I understand your concerns about some SK treatments. Diclofenac has also shown promise (see the link I posted above). Interestingly, Dicolfenac is the active ingredient in Voltaren, which you can buy without a prescription. I treated a SK on my face with a small blob of Voltaren (the "Osteo Gel" version with 2.3% Dicolfenac) on the centre of my SK twice a day for 5 weeks (allowing it to soak in and dry out for 10-15 minutes), and removed dead surface cells every few days after showering by gently rubbing my finger over it a couple of times, and the SK completely cleared. Note 1: Voltaren also contains isopropyl alcohol (i.e. 'rubbing alcohol'), which will dry out normal skin, so don't be tempted to slather it on. Note 2: I did not see any change for the first 3 weeks - you need to be patient.

    • @NS-zm9cv
      @NS-zm9cv 4 года назад +1

      @@aleonflux1138 Thank you!!

    • @acechadwick
      @acechadwick Год назад

      @@aleonflux1138 Thank you!

  • @taylora2461
    @taylora2461 3 года назад

    Very helpful advice, thank you. Having clear, smooth, glowing skin is so energizing. Maybe five days sounds a tiny bit too exagerated? nevertheless, that is the length of time it typically takes for chicken skin to vanish so long as you stick to what Cybil Lenglore mentions on her site. Just try googlng her.

  • @kathleenbrown6734
    @kathleenbrown6734 9 месяцев назад +1

    sun?

  • @pointyanointy1770
    @pointyanointy1770 3 месяца назад

    I had a large one under one if my boobs. I was suffering from cramp at that time for which I was using magnesium gel. Bit by bit I noticed the wart was crumbling off and after a little while, it was completely gone. A nice side effect.1:37

  • @glorybe2Son
    @glorybe2Son Год назад +3

    I am a Rn ..save your money.I just took two off my face with garlic within 4 days.i was shocked. It worked but it did..

    • @dreamcatcher6545
      @dreamcatcher6545 Год назад +1

      Hi Donna
      I’m Donna also
      I’m noticing these under my eyes
      How do I use garlic?
      Thanks

    • @donnaancrum4191
      @donnaancrum4191 Год назад +1

      Hello Donna, how did u actually used the garlic and thanks. 😊

    • @lovelyone98
      @lovelyone98 4 месяца назад

      @glorybe2Son Hi, how did you use the garlic?

  • @oknotyet9630
    @oknotyet9630 4 года назад

    I have one right near my ass hole thought it was a damn tic

  • @didasinan9669
    @didasinan9669 Год назад +2

    nothing to do with genetic

    • @mojavewolf1
      @mojavewolf1 Год назад +1

      Yes it does . My Mother had them when she got older . All over her . Now I’m getting them 😢

  • @margerybond
    @margerybond 4 года назад

    Photo of keratosis u tube