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What are the skin lesions of the elderly?: A Comprehensive Guide

Over 90% of adults over 65 have at least one seborrheic keratosis, a common and benign skin lesion. Understanding the different types of skin lesions of the elderly is crucial for distinguishing between harmless age spots and more serious conditions that require medical attention.

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What is a benign skin lesion in the elderly? A Guide to Common Skin Growths

Over 78% of older adults aged 70 and above have at least one type of benign skin lesion. This makes it crucial for seniors to understand what is a benign skin lesion in the elderly, recognizing that while most skin growths are harmless, distinguishing them from potentially cancerous ones is a key aspect of aging healthily. This guide provides an overview of common benign skin growths and when it’s time to consult a doctor.

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