Mohs surgery, also known as chemosurgery, is a effective and safe way to treat skin cancer. In this procedure, thin layers of the skin are removed and examined under a microscope. This continues until all the cancerous tissue is removed. Mohs surgery differs from other types of dermatological treatments in that skin is examined under… Read More »
When detected early, most forms of skin cancers can be cured almost completely. That is why it is essential to give your skin a complete examination, from head to toe. You can examine your skin on a regular basis using simple techniques devised by doctors. Fighting different types of skin cancer, including melanoma, becomes easier… Read More »
Mohs surgery, or Mohs micrographic surgery, is a surgical method to remove skin cancer. It is named after Dr. Frederich Mohs, its inventor. The surgery is used to treat two types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). About Mohs Surgery The procedure is carried out in the physician’s office.… Read More »
Most people know to keep an eye on moles and other skin blemishes. Sudden growth, an unexpected change in color or a shift in shape could indicate that a growth on or under the skin has become cancerous. But what constitutes a significant change in appearance? When does scheduling a doctor’s appointment make sense? Following… Read More »
