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For nearly a century, surgical excision and Mohs surgery have been the gold standard for treating patients who have non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC) and keloid disease. The surgery works extremely well – with cure rates…
When you spot a new or changing mole on your skin, it can bring up a lot of questions. Wondering how long it’s been there and how quickly it’s changed are often top of mind,…
Skin cancer usually starts from spending too much time under the sun’s powerful ultraviolet (UV) rays. Without protecting your skin from these rays, they can damage your DNA – which controls how your cells grow…
Receiving a non-melanoma skin cancer diagnosis can feel stressful. In fact, studies show that more than one in three patients find the diagnosis traumatic, with many more experiencing anxiety about what comes next. For many,…
One in five Americans will be diagnosed with skin cancer by their 70th birthday. Historically, treating skin cancer required a scalpel and a procedure called Mohs surgery. Mohs surgery, named for the dermatologist that founded…
