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2. Classic Signs Of Seborrheic Keratosis You Can Spot At Home
Seborrheic keratoses have several recognizable traits. They often look waxy or as though they were “stuck on” the skin, similar to a bit of melted candle wax or modeling clay. These growths may appear alone or in clusters. They can be flat or raised and usually have a rough or textured surface. Their color ranges from pale tan to deep black. Sometimes they itch, especially if clothing rubs against them or if they are scratched.

3. How Seborrheic Keratoses Are Different From Skin Cancer
Although seborrheic keratoses can resemble certain skin cancers, including melanoma, important differences exist. Seborrheic keratoses typically have a consistent color and defined shape, while cancerous lesions often display uneven borders, multiple shades, and asymmetry. Even so, any noticeable change in a skin growth should be checked by a healthcare professional to rule out something more serious.