Blog Articles about Skin Cancer
Squamous Cell and Basal Cell Skin Cancer Treatment Part 1: Surgical Options
April 4, 2018Skin Cancer
To treat basal cell and squamous cell skin cancers, surgery is a common option. Depending on several factors, like the type and size of a patient’s skin cancer, a variety of surgical techniques may be […]
Skin Cancer or Seborrheic Keratosis: When Should You Get Screened?
February 27, 2018Skin Cancer
When you live in a state that’s known for its sunshine, you probably already know to be on the lookout for skin cancer symptoms. Because excessive exposure to sunlight is the biggest factor associated with […]
Evidence Based Report: Surgical Removal of Skin Cancer Proves to be the Most Effective
February 5, 2018Skin Cancer
Surgery is the recommended treatment of non-melanoma skin cancers, which are diagnosed in over three million Americans each year. Last month, The Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology (JAAD) released new evidence-based guidelines regarding […]
Winter Sun Protection: Why It’s Important
January 5, 2018Dermatology, Skin Cancer
Once the hot days of summer subside, it is easy to forget that the sun keeps shining and that our skin still needs protection. Of course, with the cooler temperatures, we’re no longer exposing eighty […]
Do Medical Insurance Plans Cover Skin Cancer Screening?
November 8, 2017Skin Cancer
Most medical insurance plans will cover a skin cancer screening and any necessary procedures or testing to determine if a suspicious mole or lesion is cancerous. Dr. Noah Weisberg and Skin Cancer Care Specialists have […]
Reconstruction Options After Mohs Surgery
October 9, 2017Dermatology, Mohs, Skin Cancer
The most important step when it comes to treating certain types of skin cancer is removing the tumor. But what happens next? Skin Cancer Care Specialists and Dr. Weisberg work directly with patients throughout the […]
Tips for Skin Cancer Self-Examination
September 6, 2017Skin Cancer
When it comes to the different forms of cancer, none is easier to detect than skin cancer. Unlike other forms of cancer that can develop and grow for a while before a patient sees symptoms, […]
