Actinic Keratosis Treatments
Actinic keratosis is a scaly, raised skin patch that is the result of sun exposure and damage. While they generally start out as small and only noticeable by touch, they can grow in size and potentially be a sign of something more serious.
The team at Schweiger Dermatology Group is committed to getting to the bottom of your problems as soon as possible. You do not need a referral from your doctor to get started today! One of our friendly staff members will be able to assist you regarding your insurance and payment options before your initial consultation.
What Causes Actinic Keratosis?
A precursor to skin cancer, actinic keratoses can be caused by overexposure to UV rays and, in many cases, they can be an early indicator of possible skin cancer. For this reason, it’s important to get any scaly patch checked out right away. Seeking actinic keratosis treatments early can help prevent complications and improve skin health.
Our Available Treatments For Actinic Keratosis
Actinic keratosis is a scaly, raised skin patch that is the result of sun exposure and damage. While they generally start out as small and only noticeable by touch, they can grow in size and potentially be a sign of something more serious.
The team at Schweiger Dermatology Group is committed to getting to the bottom of your problems as soon as possible. One of our friendly staff members will be able to assist you regarding your insurance and payment options before your initial consultation.
What Results Will I See?*
Cryotherapy, PDT, and creams are designed to treat these scaly, rough patches very quickly after treatment. Additionally, our treatments for solar keratoses include an examination of the removed skin to ensure that your actinic keratosis patches aren’t indicators of something more serious, like skin cancer.
Is There Any Downtime?*
You should expect minimal downtime following your actinic keratosis treatments. You should, however, be very careful to protect your skin from additional UV exposure by using sunscreen when you go outside.
Actinic Keratosis Treatment at Schweiger Dermatology Group
Downtime will vary based on your treatment and the severity of your condition. It can range from a few days to a few weeks. You should, however, be very careful to protect your skin from additional UV exposure by using sunscreen when you go outside. Call us or book online in seconds to schedule your consultation!
*Individual Results May Vary