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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…
If you have patients with keloid scars on their chest, back, shoulders, earlobes, or face, you know and understand just how frustrating, annoying, and embarrassing those keloid scars can be. They’re itchy and sometimes quite…
If you have keloid scars on your skin, we understand just how frustrating, annoying, and sometimes embarrassing this can be. Keloid scars can be painful and itchy, varying in degrees of sensation from person-to-person, interrupting…
While Mohs surgery has proven to be an extremely effective method of treatment for non-melanoma skin cancers like squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma, there are many significant downsides to this procedure from a…
The symptoms of squamous cell carcinoma often appear as scaly, irritated skin, or elevated growths similar to warts. Only a trained physician or specialist can decide for sure if it is squamous cell carcinoma. If…
