Seborrheic Hyperkeratosis
by Dr. Yiannis Neofytou
Seborrheic hyperkeratosis is the most common benign skin lesion in the elderly. Seborrheic hyperkeratosis has a variety of clinical manifestations and develops from the proliferation of epidermal cells. No specific causal factors have been identified for their development. Seborrheic hyperkeratosis usually has no symptoms, but can be annoying. The lesions may itch and rub or cling to clothing, causing irritation. Seborrheic hyperkeratosis can be easily removed. The usual reason for removing seborrheic hyperkeratosis is the patient’s desire to get rid of it. Sometimes the doctor may recommend its removal due to uncertainty about the correct diagnosis.
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Mesopen is an alternative form of mesotherapy. It helps the penetration of active substances, creating portals of entry into the skin barrier with the creation of controlled micronulls, thanks to its specially designed head (pen with 12 tiny titanium pins), without obvious skin injury. Through this mechanism of action, the penetration capacity of the active substances increases.
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