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1. • • AK will not go away without treatment. If left untreated, AK could evolve into squamous cell carcinoma, a common type of skin cancer.
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     Actinic Keratosis: Pictures, Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment

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   Can actinic keratoses go away?

   • Actinic keratoses can be somewhat unpredictable. Usually, these pre-cancerous growths remain localized. They may go away and then new ones return. However, if an AK lesion becomes squamous cell carcinoma, which can occur, there is a risk that the cancerous cells will spread to nearby lymph nodes.

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   Will actinic keratosis recur after a second treatment?

   • Once an actinic keratosis is frozen and peels off or is removed with another method, it is usually gone. The method may not remove all of the damaged cells and it may need a second treatment later. But generally, treatments successfully remove these lesions for good. They don’t recur.

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   Are you experiencing the first signs of actinic keratoses?

   • If so, it’s time to visit your dermatologist, as you could be experiencing the first signs of actinic keratoses. Although it’s not dangerous on its own, it’s a warning sign of the potential for skin cancer in the future. Actinic keratoses are one of the most common issues we see in the dermatology clinics.

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3. www.healthline.com › health › skin-cancerHow to Remove Actinic Keratosis at Home: 5 Options - Healthline

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   Nov 7, 2022 · Actinic keratoses sometimes heal on their own, but they usually need professional treatment. A number of different treatments can help address actinic keratosis. As part of your care...

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   Can Actinic Keratosis Heal on its Own? Sometimes, an actinic keratosis will go away spontaneously. However, because these growths are related to sun exposure and sun damage that rises to the epidermis from deeper layers of the skin, it is very likely that new AK lesions will sprout up over time.

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   Have you noticed a pink, scaly spot on your skin that never seems to go away? If so, it’s time to visit your dermatologist, as you could be experiencing the first signs of actinic keratoses. Although it’s not dangerous on its own, it’s a warning sign of the potential for skin cancer in the future.

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   What color is an actinic keratosis? As the above pictures show, AKs come in many colors. You may see a scaly pimple-like bump or patch of skin that is: Red or pink. Skin-colored. Gray. Yellow. Brown or tan. White. Does an actinic keratosis hurt? While most people see only a change to their skin, an AK can: Itch. Burn or sting. Feel tender or ...

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   This color change may not go away. Medicines put on the skin (topical therapy). These include medicines like fluorouracil cream, imiquimod cream, and tirbanibulin ointment.

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   You are more at risk for AKs if you: Have pale skin, blonde or red hair, and eyes that are blue, green, or gray. Have skin that burns or gets freckles when you’re in the sun. Have been exposed to UV rays without protection. Are older than age 40. Live in a place that gets intense sunlight all year. Use tanning beds or lamps.

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    Symptoms |. Diagnosis |. Treatment. Actinic keratoses (solar keratoses) are precancerous growths caused by long-term sun exposure. Many years of sun exposure can cause actinic keratoses to develop on the skin. Actinic keratoses are rough and scaly and appear in various colors. The diagnosis is usually based on a doctor's evaluation.