AMY Gordon Advanced Cosmetics

“Why am I getting these?” It’s one of the most common questions I’m asked about seborrhoeic keratoses (Seb Ks).

The reality is that many blemishes are linked to factors we can’t fully control, such as genetics and ageing. Some of us may develop one or two, while others develop multiple over time.

What I do know is that Seb Ks are incredibly common and if you have one, you’re certainly not alone. In this reel, I explain exactly what Seb Ks are, why they occur and what your options are if they’re bothering you.

If you have a raised, rough or brown blemish you’d like assessed, book a consultation today.

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