What Are These Common Skin Growths?
Many adults develop various benign skin growths throughout their lives that, while harmless, can become bothersome or affect appearance and confidence. These common growths include skin tags, milia, and seborrheic keratoses, each with distinct characteristics but all treatable through safe, effective removal methods. If you have small growths that catch on clothing, affect your appearance, or simply bother you, professional removal can help restore smooth, clear skin.
Skin Tags are small pieces of soft, hanging skin that develop most commonly in skin folds or areas where skin rubs against clothing. These benign growths typically affect middle-aged adults and, while not dangerous, many patients choose removal for aesthetic reasons.
Milia are tiny white bumps or cysts caused by dead skin cells that don’t shed properly and become trapped under new skin, forming small, hardened bumps. Though more common in infants, anyone can develop them.
Seborrheic Keratoses (SK) are benign skin growths that accumulate with age, appearing as tan, brown, or black raised lesions with a dry, scaly texture. They develop gradually and most commonly appear on the face, neck, chest, and back.
All three conditions are harmless but may cause discomfort or cosmetic concerns that warrant professional removal.


