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<p>Seborrheic keratoses are tan to black rough spots “stuck” on the skin, typically occurring after the age of 50. While benign, they may be cosmetically undesirable. A new treatment, called Eskata, has been recently approved by the FDA. We hope to have it available for our patients in the coming months.</p>

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Welcome to Western Reserve Dermatology, Inc. , where beauty meets expertise under the leadership of Dr. Durden, Ohio's trusted dermatologist. Elevate your skin's potential with our specialized services for rejuvenating aesthetic procedures. Dr. Durden and her team are dedicated to addressing diverse needs, including skin cancer detection, personalized skin treatments, and innovative solutions for hair loss. Unleash the radiance within – your journey to healthy, beautiful skin begins with Western Reserve Dermatology, Inc.

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