Skin & Soft Tissue: Seborrheic Keratosis Seborrheic Keratosis BasicsBenign Proliferation of Immature KeratinocytesMost Common in ElderlyPresentation“Stuck On” AppearanceRound & Well-DemarcatedHyperpigmented Verrucous SurfaceMost Common Site: TrunkDiagnosisMostly Clinical (Based on History and Physical Exam)May Consider Skin Biopsy if Uncertain or to Rule Out MalignancyTreatmentGenerally Require No TreatmentIndications for Treatment:Parent Preference (Cosmesis)SymptomaticTreatment Options:Cryotherapy – Most CommonCurettage/Shave ExcisionElectrodessication Seborrheic Keratosis 1 References Fallah A. Wikimedia Commons. (License: CC BY-SA-3.0)