Meet Eskata: The New Treatment for Seborrheic Keratoses

Do you have raised spots or seborrheic keratoses that bother you but you don’t want to have them surgically removed?

There is now a simple topical treatment with a soft-tip pen-like applicator to target your raised spots. ESKATA is the only FDA-approved topical treatment that can treat raised seborrheic keratoses.

How do I know if I have seborrheic keratoses?

Seborrheic keratoses, or ‘SK’ spots, are raised or flat spots that are your skin tone color or a bit darker. ESKATA treats raised SK spots. Over time, these spots may become larger or have a more visible texture. They could be located anywhere on your body, but are more common on your face, hairline, (temples or neck) chest, and back.

How do I know if ESKATA is for me?

ESKATA is for you if you have a raised spot or many raised spots.

What if I am worried about the appearance of my raised spots?

If you’ve addressed any concerns raised spots checked by a dermatologist and have ensured they are benign, ESKATA is safe to use.

How does the treatment work?

Our experienced nurse or aesthetician will evaluate your spots and apply the soft-tip pen-like applicator directly to the affected areas. This solution is based on a high concentration of hydrogen peroxide. Each raised SK will be treated a few times during your initial treatment.

When will I see results?

You will have a follow-up visit about 3 weeks after treatment to evaluate your initial treatment and retreat if necessary.

Is there downtime?