k Solar keratosis. Closeup of a patients skin showing solar keratosis, a red, wartlike skin growth which appears as a result of overexposure to sunlight after a period of years. Solar keratoses may develop into skin cancer and for this reason must always be removed. Removal is performed by cryosurgery or by curettage with a spoonshaped surgical instrument. The solar keratosis shown here was found on an elderly man. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Solar keratosis. Close-up of a patient's skin showing solar keratosis, a red, wart-like skin growth which appears as a result of overexposure to sunlight after a period of years. Solar keratoses may develop into skin cancer and for this reason must always be removed. Removal is performed by cryosurgery or by curettage with a spoon-shaped surgical instrument. The solar keratosis shown here was found on an elderly man.
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Solar keratosis. Close-up of a patient's skin showing solar keratosis, a red, wart-like skin growth which appears as a result of overexposure to sunlight after a period of years. Solar keratoses may develop into skin cancer and for this reason must always be removed. Removal is performed by cryosurgery or by curettage with a spoon-shaped surgical instrument. The solar keratosis shown here was found on an elderly man.

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