Seborrheic keratoses are non-cancerous skin growths that commonly affect people over 50. They may appear brown, black, or tan and often have a waxy, scaly, slightly raised surface. Many describe them as looking “stuck on,” similar to dried candle wax. They can develop singly or in clusters and range in size from tiny spots to larger patches over an inch wide. Although they can form almost anywhere except the palms and soles, they frequently show up on the chest, back, scalp, and neck.
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