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Topical solution may be less caustic option than cryosurgery for seborrheic keratosis

A new study suggests that topical 40% hydrogen peroxide solution (A-101) is less toxic than cryosurgery for removal of seborrheic keratosis. The findings were recently published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology.

Seborrheic keratosis lesions concern patients

Patients might be more bothered by seborrheic keratoses than they let on, and chances are they’d like to have the lesions removed.

Before removing lesion, investigate lentigo maligna

It is not uncommon for a pigmented lesion to be dismissed as benign and treated as a cosmetic nuisance when, in fact, it may be the melanoma, lentigo maligna.

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