2026.09.29
A Doctor Who Has Treated 300,000 Patients Explains How to Tell the Difference Between “Fading Dark Spots” and “Persistent Dark Spots”
"I thought it was a dark spot, so I've been treating it, but it just won't get better." 💭
"Lately, I've noticed an increase in what look like age spots and small warts."
Do you have any concerns like that? 🔍
Actually, that symptom isn't a dark spot, but...Senile WartsIt is possible that...
Senile warts are benign growths caused by aging and cumulative exposure to ultraviolet rays☀️
They may begin to appear gradually starting in one’s 30s, and are typically found on the face, neck, and body.
Early-stage seborrheic keratoses can sometimes look very similar to age spots.
As a result, it’s not uncommon for people to undergo laser or IPL treatments thinking they have age spots, only to find that the results aren’t what they expected.
The important thing is, first of all,Accurately determining whether it is a spot or a wart💡
Even if they look similar, their causes and treatments differ.
Rather than continuing to care for your skin on your own, it’s important to learn about treatment options that are right for your skin condition. 🩺
In this seminar, a doctor who has treated 300,000 patients will,
・The Difference Between Age Spots and Senile Warts
・Key Points for Distinguishing Them
・Reasons for Poor Response to Laser or IPL Treatments
・Treatment Options for Senile Warts
・Signs of Skin Aging You Should Be Aware of in Your 30s and Beyond
I'll explain this in a way that's easy for the general public to understand 📚✨
"I'm undergoing treatment for dark spots, but for some reason, they aren't getting any better."
If that sounds like you, learning the difference between age spots and warts will help you,
You might find some tips on treatments that suit your current skin condition 🌿
📣 We have a special treatment perk in store for participants! 🎁
*We'll send the archived video to everyone who registers.🎥
[Recommended for people like this ✍️]
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- People who find it hard to see results even after undergoing treatment for age spots
- For those who have noticed an increase in spots or small warts
- For those who want to know the difference between age spots and seborrheic keratoses
- For those who have had limited results with laser or IPL treatments
- For those in their 30s and older who are starting to notice changes in their skin or are concerned about photoaging
[Featured Doctor 👩⚕️]
Dr. Aya Hayama
Dermatologist/BIANCA CLINIC
After graduating from Nihon University School of Medicine, she joined the Department of Dermatology, Tokyo Women's Medical University Hospital.
He has served as Assistant Professor, Deputy Ward Manager, and Chief of Dermatopathology and Histopathology,
In the field of dermatology, including collagen diseases, I have accumulated extensive clinical experience, including challenging cases.
To date, we have treated more than 300,000 patients, and
For skin problems such as acne, atopic dermatitis, blotches and melasma,
Provides meticulous medical care based on scientific evidence.
We propose the best treatment for each patient from both insured and uninsured patients,
It has also earned high praise for its skincare approach that emphasizes “topical guidance.”
Beyond his work as a physician, he has also appeared in numerous media outlets.
We have actively disseminated the importance and potential of dermatological care and dedicated efforts to public awareness campaigns.
In May 2025, I joined Bianca Clinic, a leader in cutting-edge aesthetic medicine.
Combining expertise backed by dermatology with the clinical strength of 300,000 cases,
Provide a higher level of cosmetic medicine.
He combines overwhelming experience with flexible sensitivity,
He is a leading figure among the new generation of cosmetic dermatologists, paving the way for the future of “beauty and health.”
👩⚕️Dr. Hayama on Instagram
