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Skin Cancer

Early Detection. Expert Care. Better Outcomes.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, but when detected early, it is highly treatable. At Wellness Dermatology, we provide comprehensive skin cancer screenings, evaluations, and treatment plans to help protect your skin and overall health. Regular skin exams are important for patients of all ages and all skin tones.

Expert Dermatologists
Advanced Technology
Personalized Care
Better Outcomes & Peace of Mind

PREVENT. DETECT. TREAT. PROTECT.

Our Services

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Comprehensive skin cancer screenings

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Medical, surgical, and monitoring recommendations

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Evaluation of suspicious lesions

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Collaborative specialist referrals when needed

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Ongoing skin health monitoring and follow-up care

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Personalized prevention education

What are 
Skin Cancer?

Skin cancer occurs when skin cells grow abnormally, often due to ultraviolet (UV) exposure from the sun or tanning beds. There are several types of skin cancer, ranging from very common to more rare forms.

Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC)

The most common type of skin cancer. It usually grows slowly and is less likely to spread when detected early.

Common Signs:

Pearly or shiny bumps
Pink or irritated patches
Sores that do not heal
Bleeding or crusting areas

Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC)

The most common type of skin cancer. It usually grows slowly and is less likely to spread when detected early.

Common Signs:

Pearly or shiny bumps
Pink or irritated patches
Sores that do not heal
Bleeding or crusting areas

Melanoma

A serious form of skin cancer that can spread to other parts of the body if not detected early.

Common Signs:

Common Signs:
Irregular borders
Multiple colors within one spot
Rapid growth or bleeding

Other Rare Forms of Skin Cancer

There are also less common forms of skin cancer that may require specialized evaluation and treatment.

Common Signs:

Merkel cell carcinoma
Cutaneous lymphoma
Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP)
Sebaceous carcinoma

Early detection saves lives. Regular skin checks are important for all ages, all skin tones, and every skin type.

Our Treatment Options

Treatment recommendations depend on the type of skin cancer, location, stage, and your overall health needs.

Our goal is to provide effective, personalized care while helping protect your skin health and confidence.

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Effective removal of many skin cancers
Allows precise margin control
Performed in-office for many cases
Helps reduce recurrence risk
Customized based on lesion size and location
Supports early treatment and prevention
Removes cancer layer by layer for precision
Preserves as much healthy tissue as possible
High cure rates for certain skin cancers
Often recommended for cosmetically sensitive areas
Advanced microscopic evaluation during treatment
Coordinated specialist care and referral support
Non-surgical treatment option
Convenient at-home application
May reduce visible lesions gradually
Minimal downtime for many patients
Useful for select superficial conditions
Customized based on diagnosis and skin sensitivity
Non-surgical treatment option
Can target difficult treatment areas
Useful for select high-risk cases
Helps preserve surrounding tissue
Coordinated with cancer specialists when needed
May be part of a comprehensive treatment plan
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Helps detect recurrence early
Monitors suspicious or changing lesions
Personalized follow-up schedules
Supports long-term skin health
Important for patients with prior skin cancer history
Encourages prevention and early intervention
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Our Personalized Approach

We take the time to understand your concerns and create a treatment plan that’s right for you.

Consultation Process

Comprehensive skin examinations
Personal and family history review
Risk assessment and education
Treatment options tailored to your diagnosis
Ongoing monitoring and prevention guidance
Personalized follow-up scheduling

Follow-Up Recommendations

Patients with a history of skin cancer may be advised to schedule skin exams every 3 to 6 months to help detect potential lesions as early as possible.

Tips for Prevention

DO

Wear broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30+) daily
Wear hats and protective clothing
Seek shade during peak sun hours (10am–4pm)
Perform regular self-skin checks
Schedule professional skin exams regularly

AVOID

Unprotected sun exposure
Tanning beds
Ignoring new or changing spots
Overexposure even on cloudy days

Sun safety and regular skin exams are your best protection

What to Expect
During Your Treatment

Consultation & Skin Exam

We review your medical history, assess your skin, and identify areas of concern.

Evaluation

Advanced tools such as dermoscopy may be used to examine spots more closely.

Treatment Plan

We recommend the best treatment option based on your diagnosis and goals.

Follow-Up Care

We monitor healing, skin health, and future prevention strategies.

Most appointments are comfortable, educational, and focused on proactive skin health.

Results You Can expect
Benefits List:


Early detection and peace of mind
Effective treatment and high cure rates
Minimal scarring with appropriate treatment planning
Lower risk of recurrence with proper monitoring
Long-term skin health and prevention support
Greater awareness of changing skin lesions

Early action leads to better outcomes for your skin and overall health.

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Common Concerns About 
Skin Cancer

How do I know if a spot is skin cancer?

Look for changes in size, shape, color, or texture. A dermatologist can evaluate suspicious lesions.

Is skin cancer curable?

Many skin cancers are highly treatable when detected early.

What is Mohs surgery?

Mohs surgery removes cancer layer by layer while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible and is performed by a specialized Mohs surgeon.

Will I have a scar after treatment?

Treatment plans are designed to balance effective removal with the best cosmetic outcome possible.

How often should I get a skin check?

Most adults benefit from regular skin exams. Patients with a history of skin cancer may need exams every 3–6 months.

Can skin cancer come back?

Yes. Regular monitoring and prevention are important to reduce recurrence risk.

We’re here to answer your questions and help you feel informed and confident.

WHY PATIENTS
CHOOSE US

Experienced Providers

Advanced Technology

Personalized Care

Proven Results

Compassionate Support

Our expertise and patient-centered approach help you achieve healthier skin and greater peace of mind.

Schedule Your Skin Check Today

Protect your skin and your future. Our team is here to provide expert evaluations, personalized recommendations, and ongoing support for patients of every age and every skin tone.

Early Detection
Expert Care
Better Outcomes

(609) 337 7643

New patients welcome