Seborrheic keratosis (SK) is a very common, usually benign skin growth that many people find cosmetically bothersome or irritating. While these lesions are non-cancerous, they can appear suddenly, multiply over time, and sometimes itch, catch on clothing, or bleed if scratched.
Conventional medical treatments can remove SKs quickly in a dermatologist’s office. However, some people prefer to explore gentler home remedies and natural support, especially for cosmetic concerns or when lesions are small and stable.
The information below reviews what seborrheic keratosis is, how doctors typically treat it, and the most commonly discussed natural and at-home approaches, including apple cider vinegar, castor oil, aloe, tea tree oil, honey, and supportive nutrients. These remedies are based largely on traditional use and anecdotal reports.
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