What's the difference between a mole and a seborrhoeic keratosis? 

Two of the most common types of skin lesion are moles and seborrhoeic keratoses (also called seborrhoeic warts). In this FAQ video, Dr Andrew Smith explain the medical and visual differences between them.
A seborrhoeic keratosis tends to have a distinct appearance. It will probably grow over time. It won't become cancerous but they can become painful and irritating.
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