11/06/2026
A seborrhoeic keratosis (often called an SK or seborrhoeic wart) is an extremely common, harmless, non-cancerous skin growth that often appears with age. They cannot turn into skin cancer, but can resemble other, more serious lesions.
When to See a Doctor: Some very dark or changing seborrhoeic keratoses can look similar to melanomas, it is important to have any new, changing, itching, or bleeding spot evaluated by a GP or dermatologist.
A plasma pen can safely and effectively remove benign seborrheic keratosis (SK) growths. It uses a controlled electrical arc (sublimation) to vaporize the lesion without cutting the skin. However, a dermatologist must confirm the growth is benign before any plasma treatment begins.
How the Treatment works:
Procedure: A local anesthetic is typically applied before the treatment. The plasma pen ionizes the air to create a tiny electrical spark, turning the thickened SK tissue into gas.
Recovery: The treated area forms a small scab that dries and naturally falls away over the following days. Downtime usually lasts about 1 week.
Results: The procedure leaves smooth, fresh skin behind, and many patients see complete removal of smaller lesions in a single session.
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