The most common form of treatment for seborrheic keratoses is cryotherapy or treatment with liquid nitrogen. Alternatively, some types of seborrheic keratoses may be treated with electrodesiccation (or cautery). These types of treatments can be done fairly quickly at an in-office visit. Unfortunately, procedures to remove asymptomatic seborrheic keratoses are not covered by insurance. In some cases, topical treatment with prescription medications may be recommended.