I've removed these at home by applying a generous dab of salicylic acid gel (the kind used for acne) and topping it with a bandaid. Changed it daily for 2 or 3 days. The barnacle softened and began to disintegrate, and I was able to scrape the rest off with a thumbnail.
I used compound W wart gel on one spot on the side of my face. I used a Q-tip and apply a small drop of the gel right on the spot every night for a week and it’s gone!
I have lots of these and after a large one on my face was zapped three years in a row (with liquid nitrogen) by my dermatologist with no result, I decided to try tea tree oil. Amazing! Took a couple of weeks with daily application but it is gone with no scarring and has not returned. I use tea tree oil on lesions from shingles as well and it works. I believe more research should be done with these traditional remedies--they've worked for centuries!
Thank you! I'm 57 and just visited dermatologist here in Houston this morning because I have one right under my butt cheek 😳. I was stressing thinking omg I have melanoma, etc but she took a look and said it was SK which I've never heard of. First thing I thought of when I returned to the office is to look up Dr Dray for more detailed info. Thanks for all you do, it's appreciated! Melissa
A seborrheic keratosis on my face, I scrubbed w a Q Tip soaked in hydrogen peroxide and easily scraped it off. The hydrogen peroxide made the brown texture bubble up and turn white almost immediately.
I wouldn’t try this, especially on my face. Anonymous anecdotal testimonials are interesting to read, but obviously unreliable. If you insist on experimenting with these home remedies, try it on a less visible part of your body.
Amazing to read the comment of someone who used tea tree oil, with positive effects! I am completely rid of one scabby looking mole, and am working on a seborreic one on my arm that bothers me because it is ugly and prominent.
I have these all over my back,on my chest and round my neck. Also have some on my face which look awful,and they're spreading all the time. They sure do affect your self esteem!
I went around with a huge one on the side of my face and my ear from my younger years. Plastic surgeon offered to zap it with a strong laser. That was a game changer. A small part on my ear came back yrs later and the PA at derm froze it for me. I now lift up the ones I can reach and snip them off w curved manicure scissors.
Eskata is hydrogen peroxide 40% strength. You cannot buy it, buy you can buy Peroxide 40 Volume for hair dye ($3). :) Best of luck! I am just treating mine now. I will let you know how it turns out.
My derm would only shave the m off, and charged $250 ea. Said no insurance coverage, so I had two removed a year apart since that's all I could afford. Then i found out that i indeed had coverage and with some persistence I received a full refund...2yrs later, and having to put up w them! My insurance covers 7 per calendar year...and my GP will freeze them for me.
I had 3 SKs removed on my back by a dermatologist last month; she used cryotherapy. It was the first time I had this procedure done or was made aware of what these growths were.
Happy Friday Dr Dray..would it be possible to put a picture up of some of these problems you speak about so that if we’re not sure what they are we can get a better idea.. as I find everything you talk about very interesting thank you....see you tomorrow x🤩
There are several factors in treating kp naturally. One plan I found that succeeds in merging these is the Keelee Remedy System (check it out on google) without a doubt the no.1 guide that I've heard of. look at the incredible information .
There are several things for treating kp at home Make sure you consume plenty of fruit and vegetables. Take vitamin C Use herbs which cleanse the body such as burdock root make use of herbs with infection fighting properties including myrrh and burdock and others including garlic (I read these and the reasons they work on Keelee Remedy System website )
I enjoy all your videos but this is the one I was hoping to see from you. I have them all over my face in different stages. I was looking for the best way to remove them without leaving a scar. I scar very easily. Thank you for addressing it.
Happy Friday Dr.Dray. So informative. I’ll definitely be sharing this information with family and friends. Have a great holiday weekend. I’ll be cleaning, decluttering, and binge watching any of your videos I may have missed.
sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly lost the account password. I love any assistance you can give me
Ughh, Dr. Dray I had patches of these little buggers on both of my eyes right between the corner of my eyelids and brow bone. They really bothered me, and I had them removed just last month. It took almost 10 days for the area to heal and normalize. My son lovingly asked me when the "mother ship" would be returning to get me lol. I'm glad I had them removed, as they really disturbed me. I just hope they don't eventually come back! Btw, your kimono looks so pretty!!!! Have a great Labor Day weekend! Xo
Hi Fran, may I ask you what treatment/procedure you have used? Did they leave any scar behind after your procedure. I have developed some around both eye areas. Quite disturbing.
@@rupashreedey1592 the dermatologist basically numbed the area and scraped them off. It took almost 10 days to heal! There was a LOT of swelling and bruising because it was around the eyes. But no, it did not leave any scars.
@@franameri6590 Hi Fran. Thanks much for yr reply and sharing your experience. I have already made by Derm consult and have been advised few options. Was trying to get a first hand experience info from you to help me further understand and decide
Why do you get them? I am now 65 and used to have beautiful perfect skin. I also got a reoccurring problem with a liegon on my nose on the side. Thank you for your videos I appreciate them. Blessings
Just was diagnosed with these on both sides of my forehead. . I had the freezing spray, but it took three appointments to get rid of them. I wish I had seen your video a couple months ago. Nice to know about the 40% hydroperoxide option. You are so knowledgeable. Thank you so much for these informative videos. Have a wonderful weekend. Hugs.... Sherry
@@ilovecornell After my dermatologist treatments …..I decided to use glycolic acid (“The Ordinary” brand …about $7.00 per bottle) applied a little on a round cotton pad and applied it to the area every other day and then every day. Glycolic acid is a strong exfoliate and may be too harsh for sensitive skin. Glycolic Acid worked for me and therefore I didn’t use the peroxide, but so nice to know it is an option. Lactic acid may also work for some people. Hope this is helpful. Happy Holidays!
@@sherryreis5888 I think my skin loves glycolic acid but I know they come in different strengths. I wish I remembered the name of a moisturizer I use to use w/ I think it was 10% glycolic acid. I must not have been listening to this video or something because I don’t remember her talking about hydrogen peroxide or glycolic acid. Could you tell me where you got the glycolic acid and the brand etc? And did you ever try it?
@@sherryreis5888 Lol, I guess I don’t read well.. you said The Ordinary brand but I thought you meant that in a general way Lol. It sounded like you tried it but how did it turn out?
Dear doctor, this video was made 4 years ago. May be you know of any new treatments foe seborrheic keratosis by this time. Please, let us know. Thank you. Victoria
I have a million of these. They are clear/white though because I have very pale skin. I hate them so much. Thanks for this video. I had two big ones frozen off and it worked pretty well. This condition sucks.😢
Please see her video on actinic keratosis because that's what these sound like (she says they are precancerous). Seborrheic keratoses are usually brown to black.
Before you go thru these invasive procedures, try taking a few vitamin D3 tablets, make it into a paste with water, put it on the SK and top it with a round bandaid. Do this every day and after a week, it might disappear. It worked on me.
@@rupashreedey1592 I had a choice between cutting it out or freezing it. I opted for cutting it. I have no scar and it healed in a week. Slightly pink for a couple months after but now you would never know it was there
@@ronigrant Thanks much for yr reply. The ones that I have developed are flat now, looks more like dark patches so option of cutting isn’t applicable at this stage. V disturbing to have such on the face :(
Why not talk about the insurance companies getting away with nonpayment , and the greed of doctors then overcharging for questionable results. It must not matter much that their patients are suffering.
Happy Friday, Dr Dray! I have a few of these but they're not bothersome. I don't like the way they look, however. They're pretty small and I've never thought to have them removed. Thanks so much for the info. Awesome as always! Have a great Labor Day weekend!! 🌠🎆🌠
Hydrogen peroxide for cleaning vegetables is about 35%. For tiny spots, I’d try this with a q tip. Some people swear that turmeric removes them. Also citric acid.
Thankyou Dr Dray for educating us with all your knowledge. You are smart you are witty you are honest and most of all you and your mum always enlighten my day. Thanks for being you 🙌👍🏼
Thanks Dr. Dray. My dermatologist used cryotherapy, which did absolutely nothing, and called it a day. I then used a compounding pharmacy product called WartPeel, which reduced one of them, but it came back a year later. My previous dermatologist had prescribed WartPeel to treat warts that I got from my nail/pedicure shop -- it worked but it took a long time. None of those warts have returned. I need to try something else for the SK.
I pretty much removed my dad's keratosis and skin tags for free, brute force. 😂 I mean I started washing him with exfoliating sugar scrubs and away they went. Got his shingles scar and other old scars from accidents and dermatologist scars gone using silicone scar bandages.
Hi Dr Dray! I have skin tags (acrochordons) everywhere but especially in the face around the eyes. Over the years, I have tried all the methods. The first time it was a surgeon who removed them from me and it was by laser. Every four years, I see a dermatologist and everyone has their favorite method. Of the methods I've tried, I hate cryotherapy. A feeling of pinch and burning that I don't want to experience in the future. I have to make an appointment but the waiting time is still too long. Here in Quebec, you have to be very...very...patient! No method has left any traces except once when I didn't choose a good dermatologist. Here we have a doctor's prescription and last time I paid $10 CDN for the liquid (nitrogen) but no cost to remove them. If you go to a private clinic, it's faster but you have to pay!
I was researching this after watching your video and I see the Eskata has been discontinued. As this is an older video of yours is there anything new in treating these barnacles?
Hi Dr. Dray, really enjoying your insightful videos! Can you make a video for suncreen options for people highly sensitive to most sunscreens (I get something that looks like folliculitis every time I try one...it's so disheartening and I know the importance of sun protection). Your advice is really appreciated!
Jen Abb: Are you wearing mineral (aka physical) sunscreen? This is sunscreen that contains the filters Zinc Oxide & Titanium Dioxide or Zinc Oxide only. It tends to be better tolerated by people that are highly sensitive. Type “dr dray mineral sunscreen” in the TH-cam search bar for videos on this topic. For Example: “MINERAL SUNSCREEN REVIEW (SPF44+, WATER RESISTANT| DR DRAY” th-cam.com/video/Y8Y9II1AYCs/w-d-xo.html
I have 2 of these removed in the last 2 weeks. I did freezing liquid nitrogen bc seborrheic keratosis isn’t needed for a biopsy and didn’t want another scar. They are flaky and you can feel them so annoying but glad they are benign.
Just had over 200 of these frozen two days ago (used a canister and a half) and after was on fire! I wish I'd taken an Aleve beforehand. I'm wonderfully speckled and can't wait for them to fall off. They're all over my torso, neck and bra line and makes wearing a bra uncomfortable. I've had some really large ones removed two years ago and leaves a light spot behind. I hate that they grow back but I have noticed they seem to come back skin-toned rather than dark brown. Thanks for the great info, Doc.
lucky you finding a doctor who was happy to deal with so many of these awful things. I have quite a few but my mother has them completely covering her lower back and she is embarrassed to wear a swimsuit.
I tried Compound W several times on a tiny Seborrhea Keratosis on my lower eyelid but it did not work. Then the dermatologist twice used an electric needle / probe but it did not go away. I am going to ask the dermatologist to try a third time.
I have these as well as what appears to be cherry angiomas. I am 35 years old and never really noticed them until recently. I had one just above my knee and my fiancée scratched it off a couple times and it never grew back but I do have more growing on my stomach, chest and back. They are so annoying. I’m only 35 :(
Can you do a video on products that are great for hyperpigmentation. . Products that actually work and will get rid of or fade the hyperpigmentation 💕💕💕
I love these to educate myself about skin conditions. I’m a massage therapist and I need to know if I need to point something out if it seems suspect, or not point it out if it is just something normal.
It’s so frustrating that many of the most common skin problems are the toughest to deal with. We see near-miraculous results from plastic surgeries and other complex procedures, but it seems nearly impossible to remove a dark spot and restore normal skin.
@@DrDrayzday Thank you! I've been suffering from nodular acne from 4 years now, my dermatologist only ever prescribes me benzoyl peroxide (which gives me extreme swelling and extreme peeling) or oral antibiotics, which don't seem to work well either. I discussed this problem with my dermatologist again and she gave me vitamin B12 shots, 4 per month which didn't seem to work either. Then i switched dermatologist and she took me off all medication and prescribed me to 0.1% adapalene, been using it for 2 years now, still no change but my dermatologist insists that i keep using it....
That burning laser thing they did on me with no numbing and it didnt work, now I did cryo and i look crazy with all these blisters, i think my dermo sucks! Never offered the scraping, that would be best i think
Thank you so much for doing a video about Seborrheic Keratosis. I am 43 and I have hundreds of them. They started appearing around 30. I am fair skinned, so when they started appearing, I thought they were sun spots because they are on my arms, legs, shoulders, all the places exposed to sun when wearing a one piece swimsuit. I don't have any on my stomach, breasts, butt, or face. They are all flat, light tan to light brown splotches. I am so embarrassed of them, to the point where I don't want to wear shorts. I finally had a dermatologist look at them a month ago and found out they are SK's and not sun spots. She said they are not related to sun exposure, though I think in my case they are seeing as though they are not on any parts of my body that have always been covered. I also now know it's hereditary, and my mom and maternal grandmother also had a ton of SK's all over their arms and legs. She said a laser wouldn't help, that it would only help if they were sun spots. That super depressed me since there's really too many to try and freeze or cut them all off. You have given me hope that a laser is still an option!
Jessi you may want to find out more about ESKATA. I think there is a way on their site to find dermatologists that may offer it in your area. My mom has had trouble with these and this new option seems to be promising
Yeah I would like to know a little bit more about it aswell. We cannot get hold of benzoyl peroxide here in the UK but we can get Hibiclens I think. I really want to know if this can be used on back acne.
Chronic use of chlorhexidine has been linked to the development of severe allergy to it especially if the mucosa or skin is broken. I would keep it for your acute dental setting (post oral surgery etc).
@@firnheledien That seems to be how it is mostly used here. Interestingly it is OTC, but every dentist I've ever seen has said to use it sparingly, or as a first aid (which you would naturally do since all preparations I've tried has tasted horrible). Still it would be interesting to hear more about it as a topical antiseptic.
Since turning about 50, I’m getting these on my trunk. I hate them, they itch and burn if I sweat. My father has these, I think that’s why I do, too. Wherever clothes touch my skin, they occur more, like around my neck, waistband or bra band.
My lower legs have several of these. Starting to see them on my hands. I can shave them off but they return. I have never seen a Dr. the wait is 8 months in MD.
If you tell your dermatologist that you have a spot or mole you are concerned about, they will usually try to get you in right away. May be once there, the doc can freeze them - it takes just minutes!
I just wanted to take a moment and thank you for doing the video on oily skin. I also had a question to ask, in that video you mentioned that you would not want a lot of products to be left on the skin. In light of that could you please elaborate if you’d promote Korean skincare regime.. Looking forward to hear from you
Sakshi Jha: No, too many products. A simplified skin care regimen is preferable as it lessens your risk of irritation, allergic contact dermatitis, break outs, etc.
I believe I have this. Started in 30s and would start as a rash and spread. First covered my back then under my chest then around my shoulders and neck. Hundreds of them. I’m self conscious about how they look
I used Bazuka wart remover on mine. Worked a treat. A few days application of the gel and they disappeared. It's the salicylic acid that sizzle them off.
Pictures of SK (big, small ones of various colors) would have been great. I had one and seemed like it was growing bigger (on edge left of forehead) so i put heat with hand-held red light "lamp" (5 mins, 3 separate times and forgot about it); a few weeks later i was touching it and a scab came off. It had gotten smaller so i may use it again. I told my dermatologist about it and he said that we don't really know much about this kind of lamp and suggested i not use it. I had ask doctor because a friend commented that i don't know if it "burns" the inner skin cells and should be careful.
I believe they are genetic and increase with age. My husband and I both have them although I have more. My parents had them. My sister had many. We just live with and accept them as part of who we are.
Thank you so much, Dr Dray! I have lots of these on my trunk. My self esteem is in the toilet. I can’t even stand to look at myself, much less get naked in front of my husband. I’ve been getting a few removed via cryotherapy by the PA at the derm clinic. Two or three at a time, once a year, and they don’t always disappear completely. Meanwhile my skin is busily making six or eight more. I’m going to see a dermatologist in private practice and pay out of pocket for eskata. I’m tired of feeling like a sideshow freak.
I can sympathise and empathise with you. I also have a lot on my trunk (particularly back) and it affects my self esteem also. I am not in a relationship and it certainly impacts that area of my life. So I understand.😢
I moved here in antipolo and started doing outdoor activities, gardening, and painting my exterior walls. I even had a few times of sunburn on my neck and my back. One time I was at cemetery I burnt on my back and neck it hurts. Than I burnt again on my neck when I was painting outside it stings and the skin were peeling off. If I go out even if I am wearing a shirt and a jacket it sting on my skin, the sun is too hot it burns. Than my back is getting too much sunlight from doing things outside than I notice I develop so much of this brown spots all over my back. I also develop on my face. This is very stressful to think about how I will get rid of this. Maybe I will try cautery. The doctor in government the trainees are not good at diagnosing I can pretty much diagnose myself better all the time. I'll get another check up on private but I hope it is a good doctor coz many are not experts, they just graduate but they don't really know much and they are not experts. They usually misdiagnose me. Like when i had dengue and the doctor think it was allergies, the signs and symptoms is all over and she is still not getting it (fever, dots that turned into patches, ear ache, headache, body ache, swellling joints) she ask me so many stupid questions too. Or when I had a chikungunia they thought i had a fungus, they actually scrape my skin omg. I was already with fever and was sore all over with arthritic feeling all over due to mosquito bite, had so much swollen joints and my fever was so high. and yet they think it is fungus geez. My skin were peeling off like snake after I healed. The pain was terribly unbearable. I also had the watery blisters, and I can't walk properly. It just started with a simple rashes that spread on my neck and chest, It was so itchy and everything started all sorta things from taht stupid mosquito bite. i hate stupid doctors. They keep misdiagnosing everything. It is hard to find experts here. Like this keratosis that doctor said it is verruca. How can this be a veruca wart when it doesn't even look the same. This is shiny and the shape and looks and color and the entire thing doesn't look wart. Plus it cannot possibly be spread by sunlight if it is wart. And I know for a fact that it cannot just happen all over my back for just being expose to sunlight. Warts don't grow from sunlight because it is a virus. And warts looks different, I check all pics online it doesn't look like it. And it doesn't spread anywhere else it just on back and face. If it is wart it will spread everywhere from bathing and scrubbing. I also develop so much moles on right arms. I am developing moles on my neck as well. Sunlight is really bad and we don't really need vit d, I mean my cousins never goes outdoor but they are not dying from not getting sunlight. I really need to stop outdoor activity, gardening and painting is not a good idea for somebody like me. I use to have fair skin now I am tan, and have so many spots. I feel so disgusted with myself bigtime. I think age spot is also related to aging. I am 46 so it is getting so bad. I am going to try to take gluta and lots of bit c and see if it helps me. ANd I need to hide from sunlight from now on. I will just let the plants die. My rapid growing mole on my neck is also in need of check up coz it is sometimes itching. I hope it is not cancerous, coz I'd rather die from heart attack than cancer coz cancer is very slow and expensive.
I had two areas on my face seborrhea keratosis one was the size of a nickel on the side of my face. Did my dermatologist use many different methods none of which worked. However just a few months ago she used some sort of laser I don’t remember the name of it but boy did it hurt. And I’ve had lasers before for this area but the pain was never as bad as the one she used last. But I have to say whatever she did it’s gone thank God. I remember her saying mine was a mix of seborrhea keratosis and a sunspot
Dr Dray Offhand I don’t know which one it was I do remember her telling me the specific type of laser it was but I know that the ones I’ve had in the past were not this painful. But I don’t really care if it hurt or not because the result is exactly what I wanted so sometimes we have to go through a little pain
but what causes it? i have this and hate it. I've watched some videos of naturopaths talking about how Skin Tags are caused by insulin resistance and eating a high carb diet. I'm wondering if this skin problem is also caused by that.
I have dealt with this on my face, I didn’t want to go through the treatments so I put oregano oil on it which is a hot oil and I would recommend using a carrier oil first but I did not and it took a big spot on my face away. I know most don’t recommend essential oils and I rarely use them but for this it actually worked
Ashley Brotherston no just get oil of oregano just know it’s a hot oil so you want to first put a carrier oil to see how your skin reacts and then put the oil of oregano on a q-tip and put it on the age spots
Hi, I was looking for a Dr. near me that provided Eskata treatment. but it looks like they took it off the market, what happened? Some of the articles gave me the impression the results they presented were not accurate, I'm little disappointed because I had a bunch on my back I was looking forward to trying this. . What do you think?
Please! Can you review the Klairs fundamental watery oil drop. It is a misleading name, because it has no oil and has very interesting ingredients such as peptides, ceramides, rice and green tea
Sounds interesting. I have been using the klairs midnight blue calming cream since dr dray reviewed it some time age and really enjoy it. Maybe this goes under a moisturizer....
I've removed these at home by applying a generous dab of salicylic acid gel (the kind used for acne) and topping it with a bandaid. Changed it daily for 2 or 3 days. The barnacle softened and began to disintegrate, and I was able to scrape the rest off with a thumbnail.
May I ask which brand that you use? I want to research the ingredients of the product. Thanks in advance
How much time did it take for it to go?
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@@wendymuir7818 I ve had mine Lazer off and they grow back sometimes
I used compound W wart gel on one spot on the side of my face. I used a Q-tip and apply a small drop of the gel right on the spot every night for a week and it’s gone!
I have lots of these and after a large one on my face was zapped three years in a row (with liquid nitrogen) by my dermatologist with no result, I decided to try tea tree oil. Amazing! Took a couple of weeks with daily application but it is gone with no scarring and has not returned. I use tea tree oil on lesions from shingles as well and it works. I believe more research should be done with these traditional remedies--they've worked for centuries!
Agreed, me too
May I ask what brand you used for the tea tree oil..appreciate ur response
If you don’t mind sharing, are there any specific ways in which to use the Tea Tree Oil? Diluted? Full strength? Apply with a Q-TIPS?
Please advise what tea tree oil you used and strength and dosage. thanks!
Hi, how did you use the tea tree oil?
Thank you! I'm 57 and just visited dermatologist here in Houston this morning because I have one right under my butt cheek 😳. I was stressing thinking omg I have melanoma, etc but she took a look and said it was SK which I've never heard of. First thing I thought of when I returned to the office is to look up Dr Dray for more detailed info. Thanks for all you do, it's appreciated!
Melissa
A seborrheic keratosis on my face, I scrubbed w a Q Tip soaked in hydrogen peroxide and easily scraped it off. The hydrogen peroxide made the brown texture bubble up and turn white almost immediately.
What strength/type of H.P. ?
Ive been using T Tree oil sucessfully
@@LillianGreen-w4m with tea tree oil, do you dilute it, or just smack it on with a cotton ball?
@@LillianGreen-w4mdid you dilute the tea tree oil?
I wouldn’t try this, especially on my face. Anonymous anecdotal testimonials are interesting to read, but obviously unreliable. If you insist on experimenting with these home remedies, try it on a less visible part of your body.
Amazing to read the comment of someone who used tea tree oil, with positive effects! I am completely rid of one scabby looking mole, and am working on a seborreic one on my arm that bothers me because it is ugly and prominent.
I have these all over my back,on my chest and round my neck. Also have some on my face which look awful,and they're spreading all the time. They sure do affect your self esteem!
I went around with a huge one on the side of my face and my ear from my younger years. Plastic surgeon offered to zap it with a strong laser. That was a game changer. A small part on my ear came back yrs later and the PA at derm froze it for me.
I now lift up the ones I can reach and snip them off w curved manicure scissors.
Eskata is great. I have had two treatments at my derm office and results were amazing for a reasonable price.
Hi ....can I ask what you paid? I think it is over $200.
How much did you pay? I am considering this.
Are the results permanent or will they come back?
Eskata is hydrogen peroxide 40% strength. You cannot buy it, buy you can buy Peroxide 40 Volume for hair dye ($3). :) Best of luck! I am just treating mine now. I will let you know how it turns out.
@@kaebella2259 Hi! How is this going for you? Any luck?
My derm would only shave the m off, and charged $250 ea. Said no insurance coverage, so I had two removed a year apart since that's all I could afford. Then i found out that i indeed had coverage and with some persistence I received a full refund...2yrs later, and having to put up w them! My insurance covers 7 per calendar year...and my GP will freeze them for me.
The concern I was hoping you'd address! Thank you!!!
Happy Friday!
I had 3 SKs removed on my back by a dermatologist last month; she used cryotherapy. It was the first time I had this procedure done or was made aware of what these growths were.
Happy Friday Dr Dray..would it be possible to put a picture up of some of these problems you speak about so that if we’re not sure what they are we can get a better idea.. as I find everything you talk about very interesting thank you....see you tomorrow x🤩
Good question because many do not know what they look like.
There are several factors in treating kp naturally. One plan I found that succeeds in merging these is the Keelee Remedy System (check it out on google) without a doubt the no.1 guide that I've heard of. look at the incredible information .
There are several things for treating kp at home
Make sure you consume plenty of fruit and vegetables.
Take vitamin C
Use herbs which cleanse the body such as burdock root
make use of herbs with infection fighting properties including myrrh and burdock and others including garlic
(I read these and the reasons they work on Keelee Remedy System website )
@@genessisavila4169 sorry. Those things do not treat this condition. Please don't post stuff like that that you just found on the internet.
'Dangerous' how? Skin damage &/or infection? The Eskata treatment seems like a great choice! Thanks so much
Dr. Dray, I love learning all things skin from you.
thanks! Happy Friday!
Between seborrheic keratosis and skin tags we all better start saving our pennies. Sigh...
EXACTLY
Before you give up, call your insurance co directly, and check on your coverage. The derm offices don't always have accurate info. Mine sure didn't!
Tea tree oil with a q tip twice a day until it begins to break apart. Mine took a month (side of face) - you need to be patient.
I enjoy all your videos but this is the one I was hoping to see from you. I have them all over my face in different stages. I was looking for the best way to remove them without leaving a scar. I scar very easily. Thank you for addressing it.
Happy Friday Dr.Dray. So informative. I’ll definitely be sharing this information with family and friends. Have a great holiday weekend. I’ll be cleaning, decluttering, and binge watching any of your videos I may have missed.
sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly lost the account password. I love any assistance you can give me
@Bjorn Elian Instablaster :)
Thank goodness it's Friday. Happy weekend everyone xxxx
Really enjoy all of your videos. I, too, would like more pictures of what you discuss. Thanks.
Mine were covered by my Humana and Medicare the loop one
Ughh, Dr. Dray I had patches of these little buggers on both of my eyes right between the corner of my eyelids and brow bone. They really bothered me, and I had them removed just last month. It took almost 10 days for the area to heal and normalize. My son lovingly asked me when the "mother ship" would be returning to get me lol. I'm glad I had them removed, as they really disturbed me. I just hope they don't eventually come back! Btw, your kimono looks so pretty!!!! Have a great Labor Day weekend! Xo
Happy weekend to you too
Hi Fran, may I ask you what treatment/procedure you have used? Did they leave any scar behind after your procedure. I have developed some around both eye areas. Quite disturbing.
@@rupashreedey1592 the dermatologist basically numbed the area and scraped them off. It took almost 10 days to heal! There was a LOT of swelling and bruising because it was around the eyes. But no, it did not leave any scars.
You have to see your dermatologist and see what they advise.
@@franameri6590 Hi Fran. Thanks much for yr reply and sharing your experience. I have already made by Derm consult and have been advised few options. Was trying to get a first hand experience info from you to help me further understand and decide
Why do you get them? I am now 65 and used to have beautiful perfect skin. I also got a reoccurring problem with a liegon on my nose on the side. Thank you for your videos I appreciate them. Blessings
Just was diagnosed with these on both sides of my forehead. . I had the freezing spray, but it took three appointments to get rid of them. I wish I had seen your video a couple months ago. Nice to know about the 40% hydroperoxide option. You are so knowledgeable. Thank you so much for these informative videos. Have a wonderful weekend. Hugs.... Sherry
Where did you find the peroxide ?
Did you try the peroxide???
@@ilovecornell After my dermatologist treatments …..I decided to use glycolic acid (“The Ordinary” brand …about $7.00 per bottle) applied a little on a round cotton pad and applied it to the area every other day and then every day. Glycolic acid is a strong exfoliate and may be too harsh for sensitive skin. Glycolic Acid worked for me and therefore I didn’t use the peroxide, but so nice to know it is an option. Lactic acid may also work for some people. Hope this is helpful. Happy Holidays!
@@sherryreis5888 I think my skin loves glycolic acid but I know they come in different strengths. I wish I remembered the name of a moisturizer I use to use w/ I think it was 10% glycolic acid. I must not have been listening to this video or something because I don’t remember her talking about hydrogen peroxide or glycolic acid. Could you tell me where you got the glycolic acid and the brand etc? And did you ever try it?
@@sherryreis5888 Lol, I guess I don’t read well.. you said The Ordinary brand but I thought you meant that in a general way Lol. It sounded like you tried it but how did it turn out?
This was discussed on another forum, and people said that applying apple cider vinegar for two weeks made it go away
Great info..... but then I would expect nothing less from you Dr. Dray! Thank you💙
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Your videos are very interesting.
Dear doctor, this video was made 4 years ago. May be you know of any new treatments foe seborrheic keratosis by this time. Please, let us know. Thank you. Victoria
I have a million of these. They are clear/white though because I have very pale skin. I hate them so much. Thanks for this video. I had two big ones frozen off and it worked pretty well. This condition sucks.😢
Please see her video on actinic keratosis because that's what these sound like (she says they are precancerous). Seborrheic keratoses are usually brown to black.
Before you go thru these invasive procedures, try taking a few vitamin D3 tablets, make it into a paste with water, put it on the SK and top it with a round bandaid. Do this every day and after a week, it might disappear. It worked on me.
I have one on my shoulder. Im sure its genetics. Im going to try this. Sounds right. Thanks.
What brand did you use, do you think the brand matters like if it’s a cheaper one
Just any brand but I didn’t use the gel capsule. I used the white pills that melt in a drop of water to make a paste. Hope it works for you.
@@superbeast4287 did you try it out?
OMG! So glad to see this video. I just had one removed from under my eye two weeks ago.
Hi, may I ask you what treatment/procedure you used? I have developed similar ones on my face and it’s bothering me. Did they leave any scar behind?
@@rupashreedey1592 I had a choice between cutting it out or freezing it. I opted for cutting it. I have no scar and it healed in a week. Slightly pink for a couple months after but now you would never know it was there
@@ronigrant Thanks much for yr reply. The ones that I have developed are flat now, looks more like dark patches so option of cutting isn’t applicable at this stage. V disturbing to have such on the face :(
Since Eskata was discontinued, is anything similar available now in 2023?
Why not talk about the insurance companies getting away with nonpayment , and the greed of doctors then overcharging for questionable results. It must not matter much that their patients are suffering.
Happy Friday, Dr Dray! I have a few of these but they're not bothersome. I don't like the way they look, however. They're pretty small and I've never thought to have them removed. Thanks so much for the info. Awesome as always! Have a great Labor Day weekend!! 🌠🎆🌠
It's covered by the VA for enrolled veterans.
Thanks for another great and informative video Dr. Dray!🌷🌷🌷💕
Tons of great information and options. Thank you!
Hydrogen peroxide for cleaning vegetables is about 35%. For tiny spots, I’d try this with a q tip. Some people swear that turmeric removes them. Also citric acid.
It's sad that insurance doesn't cover cause it cosmetic. Irritation from my own picking of keratosis
They ate not life threatening just. Ugly
Apple cider vinegar on gauze covered with a bandaid and reapplied every day for 3-4 days works.
Great topic today,very helpful!
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Thank you for the information, doctor.
Happy Friday Dr Dray and everyone ! Always learn from you . Your are the best !!!
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Thanks for addressing this skin issue, I have several of these. Happy Friday, Dr Dray and everyone! ♥
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Thankyou Dr Dray for educating us with all your knowledge. You are smart you are witty you are honest and most of all you and your mum always enlighten my day. Thanks for being you 🙌👍🏼
Thanks Dr. Dray. My dermatologist used cryotherapy, which did absolutely nothing, and called it a day. I then used a compounding pharmacy product called WartPeel, which reduced one of them, but it came back a year later. My previous dermatologist had prescribed WartPeel to treat warts that I got from my nail/pedicure shop -- it worked but it took a long time. None of those warts have returned. I need to try something else for the SK.
Hi I have recently used Tea tree oil and after a week of treatment it has faded considerably and is no longer itchy.
I pretty much removed my dad's keratosis and skin tags for free, brute force. 😂 I mean I started washing him with exfoliating sugar scrubs and away they went. Got his shingles scar and other old scars from accidents and dermatologist scars gone using silicone scar bandages.
Happy Friday dr , as usual good info
Hi Dr Dray! I have skin tags (acrochordons) everywhere but especially in the face around the eyes. Over the years, I have tried all the methods. The first time it was a surgeon who removed them from me and it was by laser. Every four years, I see a dermatologist and everyone has their favorite method. Of the methods I've tried, I hate cryotherapy. A feeling of pinch and burning that I don't want to experience in the future. I have to make an appointment but the waiting time is still too long. Here in Quebec, you have to be very...very...patient! No method has left any traces except once when I didn't choose a good dermatologist. Here we have a doctor's prescription and last time I paid $10 CDN for the liquid (nitrogen) but no cost to remove them. If you go to a private clinic, it's faster but you have to pay!
It is painful
I was researching this after watching your video and I see the Eskata has been discontinued. As this is an older video of yours is there anything new in treating these barnacles?
Thank you for talking about this I have this also ugh!
Hi Dr. Dray, really enjoying your insightful videos! Can you make a video for suncreen options for people highly sensitive to most sunscreens (I get something that looks like folliculitis every time I try one...it's so disheartening and I know the importance of sun protection). Your advice is really appreciated!
Jen Abb: Are you wearing mineral (aka physical) sunscreen? This is sunscreen that contains the filters Zinc Oxide & Titanium Dioxide or Zinc Oxide only. It tends to be better tolerated by people that are highly sensitive.
Type “dr dray mineral sunscreen” in the TH-cam search bar for videos on this topic.
For Example:
“MINERAL SUNSCREEN REVIEW (SPF44+, WATER RESISTANT| DR DRAY” th-cam.com/video/Y8Y9II1AYCs/w-d-xo.html
I have 2 of these removed in the last 2 weeks. I did freezing liquid nitrogen bc seborrheic keratosis isn’t needed for a biopsy and didn’t want another scar. They are flaky and you can feel them so annoying but glad they are benign.
Please make a video on how you got rid of your dark spots. Did you make one already and I missed it?
Just had over 200 of these frozen two days ago (used a canister and a half) and after was on fire! I wish I'd taken an Aleve beforehand. I'm wonderfully speckled and can't wait for them to fall off. They're all over my torso, neck and bra line and makes wearing a bra uncomfortable. I've had some really large ones removed two years ago and leaves a light spot behind. I hate that they grow back but I have noticed they seem to come back skin-toned rather than dark brown. Thanks for the great info, Doc.
lucky you finding a doctor who was happy to deal with so many of these awful things. I have quite a few but my mother has them completely covering her lower back and she is embarrassed to wear a swimsuit.
My sister had removal, and those stubborn things came back.
200! Ouch! I had about 35 frozen off at once. It’s gross how they turn black and eventually fall off. Or they don’t and you have to go back.😢
Happy Friday Dr Dray. Good topic, I was wondering about it today.
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Can't we use a wart remover spray? I tried this on my back and it actually worked.
What wart remover spray did you use?
What about if it's on your scalp?
@@itsmepri just grow hair 😂😂
@@remy7663 your dumb
I tried Compound W several times on a tiny Seborrhea Keratosis on my lower eyelid but it did not work. Then the dermatologist twice used an electric needle / probe but it did not go away. I am going to ask the dermatologist to try a third time.
I am getting these on my neck and shoulders and they are unsightly!
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Happy Friday Dr Dray.. Have a great weekend and make more more video.🙂🙂
I have these as well as what appears to be cherry angiomas. I am 35 years old and never really noticed them until recently. I had one just above my knee and my fiancée scratched it off a couple times and it never grew back but I do have more growing on my stomach, chest and back. They are so annoying. I’m only 35 :(
I’m 34 and have hundreds of skin colored tiny ones on my legs and tons of cherry Angiomas. Makes me nervous.
It's hereditary
Can you do a video on products that are great for hyperpigmentation. . Products that actually work and will get rid of or fade the hyperpigmentation 💕💕💕
Simply Shernade: Type “dr dray hyperpigmentation” in the TH-cam search bar to watch her videos on this topic.
Great Video. Thank you.
I've got them all over my body. It's awesome!
I love these to educate myself about skin conditions. I’m a massage therapist and I need to know if I need to point something out if it seems suspect, or not point it out if it is just something normal.
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I can’t believe with all the modern technology and we can’t get rid of bumps… They are so annoying and I have so many of them
It’s so frustrating that many of the most common skin problems are the toughest to deal with.
We see near-miraculous results from plastic surgeries and other complex procedures, but it seems nearly impossible to remove a dark spot and restore normal skin.
Can you please do a video on nodular acne and blind pimples? Thank you!!
see my closed comedones video and acne videos
@@DrDrayzday Thank you! I've been suffering from nodular acne from 4 years now, my dermatologist only ever prescribes me benzoyl peroxide (which gives me extreme swelling and extreme peeling) or oral antibiotics, which don't seem to work well either. I discussed this problem with my dermatologist again and she gave me vitamin B12 shots, 4 per month which didn't seem to work either. Then i switched dermatologist and she took me off all medication and prescribed me to 0.1% adapalene, been using it for 2 years now, still no change but my dermatologist insists that i keep using it....
That burning laser thing they did on me with no numbing and it didnt work, now I did cryo and i look crazy with all these blisters, i think my dermo sucks! Never offered the scraping, that would be best i think
Eskata was taken off the market 8/8/2019 and is no longer available.
Thank you so much for doing a video about Seborrheic Keratosis. I am 43 and I have hundreds of them. They started appearing around 30. I am fair skinned, so when they started appearing, I thought they were sun spots because they are on my arms, legs, shoulders, all the places exposed to sun when wearing a one piece swimsuit. I don't have any on my stomach, breasts, butt, or face. They are all flat, light tan to light brown splotches. I am so embarrassed of them, to the point where I don't want to wear shorts. I finally had a dermatologist look at them a month ago and found out they are SK's and not sun spots. She said they are not related to sun exposure, though I think in my case they are seeing as though they are not on any parts of my body that have always been covered. I also now know it's hereditary, and my mom and maternal grandmother also had a ton of SK's all over their arms and legs. She said a laser wouldn't help, that it would only help if they were sun spots. That super depressed me since there's really too many to try and freeze or cut them all off. You have given me hope that a laser is still an option!
Jessi you may want to find out more about ESKATA. I think there is a way on their site to find dermatologists that may offer it in your area. My mom has had trouble with these and this new option seems to be promising
Jessi also there are now reviews on Eskata online, however some are not good . but I'm sure more information will be coming out
@@greyrinnon5907 I believe is discontinued
I couldn't find anything to purchase online
Burn them the ones in you4 body with plasmapen
Please sometime discuss the product Hibiclens. You mentioned it briefly in I think it was your last video. I would like your opinion.
Yeah I would like to know a little bit more about it aswell. We cannot get hold of benzoyl peroxide here in the UK but we can get Hibiclens I think. I really want to know if this can be used on back acne.
Was that the chlorhexidine? Very commonly used by dentists where I am, pre-procedure etc.
Chronic use of chlorhexidine has been linked to the development of severe allergy to it especially if the mucosa or skin is broken. I would keep it for your acute dental setting (post oral surgery etc).
@@firnheledien That seems to be how it is mostly used here. Interestingly it is OTC, but every dentist I've ever seen has said to use it sparingly, or as a first aid (which you would naturally do since all preparations I've tried has tasted horrible).
Still it would be interesting to hear more about it as a topical antiseptic.
I'm 28 and have some already, plagued by skin growth's associated with older age already.
Same here. So upsetting. They want to laser a big brown spot on my face. But I'm too afraid. Because I dont want a scar.. in place of it.
Same here along with cherry angiomas just noticing how many of each I have and I’m 35
Same. 35 and I have hundreds of these on my legs and 100s of cherry Angiomas.
Since turning about 50, I’m getting these on my trunk. I hate them, they itch and burn if I sweat. My father has these, I think that’s why I do, too. Wherever clothes touch my skin, they occur more, like around my neck, waistband or bra band.
My lower legs have several of these. Starting to see them on my hands. I can shave them off but they return. I have never seen a Dr. the wait is 8 months in MD.
If you tell your dermatologist that you have a spot or mole you are concerned about, they will usually try to get you in right away. May be once there, the doc can freeze them - it takes just minutes!
Diane Ogorzalek there are too many too freeze. I will continue to shave them. I have one on my hand I use wart remover on and it works.
on my back and annoyingly itch and effect my sleep. thanks for the comments will try dome. gd insurance companies!
I just wanted to take a moment and thank you for doing the video on oily skin. I also had a question to ask, in that video you mentioned that you would not want a lot of products to be left on the skin. In light of that could you please elaborate if you’d promote Korean skincare regime.. Looking forward to hear from you
Sakshi Jha: No, too many products. A simplified skin care regimen is preferable as it lessens your risk of irritation, allergic contact dermatitis, break outs, etc.
Very helpful thank you.
I believe I have this. Started in 30s and would start as a rash and spread. First covered my back then under my chest then around my shoulders and neck. Hundreds of them. I’m self conscious about how they look
I used Bazuka wart remover on mine. Worked a treat. A few days application of the gel and they disappeared. It's the salicylic acid that sizzle them off.
Pictures of SK (big, small ones of various colors) would have been great. I had one and seemed like it was growing bigger (on edge left of forehead) so i put heat with hand-held red light "lamp" (5 mins, 3 separate times and forgot about it); a few weeks later i was touching it and a scab came off. It had gotten smaller so i may use it again. I told my dermatologist about it and he said that we don't really know much about this kind of lamp and suggested i not use it. I had ask doctor because a friend commented that i don't know if it "burns" the inner skin cells and should be careful.
What's the cause ? And is there a natural way to prevent them from forming?
my question too
I believe they are genetic and increase with age. My husband and I both have them although I have more. My parents had them. My sister had many. We just live with and accept them as part of who we are.
The cause is still unknown, though theories abound, especially on the Internet.
I have it all over my body esp in the back.
@@dorisbetts3012 yes they are genetic my mom had them as well as I do
Thank you so much, Dr Dray! I have lots of these on my trunk. My self esteem is in the toilet. I can’t even stand to look at myself, much less get naked in front of my husband. I’ve been getting a few removed via cryotherapy by the PA at the derm clinic. Two or three at a time, once a year, and they don’t always disappear completely. Meanwhile my skin is busily making six or eight more. I’m going to see a dermatologist in private practice and pay out of pocket for eskata. I’m tired of feeling like a sideshow freak.
Briar Rose any feedback on the eskata?
I can sympathise and empathise with you. I also have a lot on my trunk (particularly back) and it affects my self esteem also. I am not in a relationship and it certainly impacts that area of my life. So I understand.😢
@@sarahcasey8825
T Tree oil
T tree oil
Thank you for the topic! I am looking forward to ridding myself of a few of these uglies!
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I moved here in antipolo and started doing outdoor activities, gardening, and painting my exterior walls. I even had a few times of sunburn on my neck and my back. One time I was at cemetery I burnt on my back and neck it hurts. Than I burnt again on my neck when I was painting outside it stings and the skin were peeling off. If I go out even if I am wearing a shirt and a jacket it sting on my skin, the sun is too hot it burns. Than my back is getting too much sunlight from doing things outside than I notice I develop so much of this brown spots all over my back. I also develop on my face. This is very stressful to think about how I will get rid of this. Maybe I will try cautery.
The doctor in government the trainees are not good at diagnosing I can pretty much diagnose myself better all the time. I'll get another check up on private but I hope it is a good doctor coz many are not experts, they just graduate but they don't really know much and they are not experts. They usually misdiagnose me. Like when i had dengue and the doctor think it was allergies, the signs and symptoms is all over and she is still not getting it (fever, dots that turned into patches, ear ache, headache, body ache, swellling joints) she ask me so many stupid questions too. Or when I had a chikungunia they thought i had a fungus, they actually scrape my skin omg. I was already with fever and was sore all over with arthritic feeling all over due to mosquito bite, had so much swollen joints and my fever was so high. and yet they think it is fungus geez. My skin were peeling off like snake after I healed. The pain was terribly unbearable. I also had the watery blisters, and I can't walk properly. It just started with a simple rashes that spread on my neck and chest, It was so itchy and everything started all sorta things from taht stupid mosquito bite.
i hate stupid doctors. They keep misdiagnosing everything. It is hard to find experts here. Like this keratosis that doctor said it is verruca. How can this be a veruca wart when it doesn't even look the same. This is shiny and the shape and looks and color and the entire thing doesn't look wart. Plus it cannot possibly be spread by sunlight if it is wart. And I know for a fact that it cannot just happen all over my back for just being expose to sunlight. Warts don't grow from sunlight because it is a virus. And warts looks different, I check all pics online it doesn't look like it. And it doesn't spread anywhere else it just on back and face. If it is wart it will spread everywhere from bathing and scrubbing. I also develop so much moles on right arms. I am developing moles on my neck as well. Sunlight is really bad and we don't really need vit d, I mean my cousins never goes outdoor but they are not dying from not getting sunlight. I really need to stop outdoor activity, gardening and painting is not a good idea for somebody like me. I use to have fair skin now I am tan, and have so many spots. I feel so disgusted with myself bigtime. I think age spot is also related to aging. I am 46 so it is getting so bad. I am going to try to take gluta and lots of bit c and see if it helps me. ANd I need to hide from sunlight from now on. I will just let the plants die. My rapid growing mole on my neck is also in need of check up coz it is sometimes itching. I hope it is not cancerous, coz I'd rather die from heart attack than cancer coz cancer is very slow and expensive.
I had two areas on my face seborrhea keratosis one was the size of a nickel on the side of my face. Did my dermatologist use many different methods none of which worked. However just a few months ago she used some sort of laser I don’t remember the name of it but boy did it hurt. And I’ve had lasers before for this area but the pain was never as bad as the one she used last. But I have to say whatever she did it’s gone thank God. I remember her saying mine was a mix of seborrhea keratosis and a sunspot
the laser can be painful
Dr Dray Offhand I don’t know which one it was I do remember her telling me the specific type of laser it was but I know that the ones I’ve had in the past were not this painful. But I don’t really care if it hurt or not because the result is exactly what I wanted so sometimes we have to go through a little pain
kennydaz I’m in NY
You should show pictures of what they look like.
but what causes it? i have this and hate it. I've watched some videos of naturopaths talking about how Skin Tags are caused by insulin resistance and eating a high carb diet. I'm wondering if this skin problem is also caused by that.
Very helpful information. Thank you for talking about seborrheic keratosis.
I have dealt with this on my face, I didn’t want to go through the treatments so I put oregano oil on it which is a hot oil and I would recommend using a carrier oil first but I did not and it took a big spot on my face away. I know most don’t recommend essential oils and I rarely use them but for this it actually worked
How did ya do it did ya have to heat it up or something? I’ve got three 😢
Ashley Brotherston no just get oil of oregano just know it’s a hot oil so you want to first put a carrier oil to see how your skin reacts and then put the oil of oregano on a q-tip and put it on the age spots
Hello doctor we would like a video about hyperpigmentation treatment
Ghadi Dandashi: Type “dr dray hyperpigmentation” in the TH-cam search bar for many videos on this topic.
What about OTC freeze spray? where can you purchase Eskata?
European wart remover Verrumal works well for me.
Hi, I was looking for a Dr. near me that provided Eskata treatment. but it looks like they took it off the market, what happened? Some of the articles gave me the impression the results they presented were not accurate, I'm little disappointed because I had a bunch on my back I was looking forward to trying this.
. What do you think?
Please! Can you review the Klairs fundamental watery oil drop. It is a misleading name, because it has no oil and has very interesting ingredients such as peptides, ceramides, rice and green tea
Sounds interesting. I have been using the klairs midnight blue calming cream since dr dray reviewed it some time age and really enjoy it. Maybe this goes under a moisturizer....
@@providence51 yes! I think these 2 would be a good combo!
Thanks for all the info, Dr. Dray. I’d love to see a review of the new Neutrogena Bright Boost line 🙂
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