Skin Cancer

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PDT vs. Traditional Skin Cancer Treatments – What’s the Difference?

Skin cancer treatments have come a long way, offering more precise and less invasive options for patients. Traditional methods such as surgical excision and cryotherapy remain effective, but newer techniques, such as photodynamic therapy (PDT), are changing the landscape of dermatologic care. PDT provides an innovative way to remove abnormal skin cells while preserving surrounding […]

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The Most Common Skin Cancer in Women Under 50

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S., and younger women are increasingly being diagnosed. While many believe that skin cancer primarily affects older adults, certain types are becoming more prevalent in women under 50. Understanding which type is most common, recognizing symptoms early, and taking preventive measures are key to maintaining skin health.

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5 Signs of Skin Cancer Recurrence

Detecting skin cancer recurrence early is not just crucial, it’s empowering. After undergoing skin cancer removal, staying vigilant about changes in your skin can help catch any potential regrowth before it worsens. Recognizing the warning signs ensures prompt intervention and the best possible outcomes, putting you in control of your health. Our board-certified dermatologists at Harris Dermatology

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I’ve Met My Annual Deductible. Can I Get a Free Skin Exam?

As the end of the year approaches, many patients find themselves in a unique position: they’ve met their annual deductible. A common question arises for those seeking dermatology care: does meeting my deductible mean I can get a free skin exam? Let’s explore what this means for you and your skin health. Harris Dermatology is dedicated to detecting,

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Skin Cancer of the Mouth: Why It Happens, and How to Treat It

Skin cancer is commonly associated with areas of the body exposed to the sun. However, it can also develop in less obvious places, such as the mouth. At Harris Dermatology, we are solely dedicated to detecting, treating, and preventing skin cancer. We know how serious skin cancer of the mouth is. We also know that understanding why

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Is Skin Cancer Being Overdiagnosed?

Is skin cancer being overdiagnosed? In recent years, the medical community has witnessed a significant increase in the diagnosis of skin cancer, prompting a crucial debate about the possibility of melanoma overdiagnosis. If true, the implications of overdiagnosis, such as the psychological impact on patients and the strain on healthcare resources, can be catastrophic. Let’s dive into

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Debunking 5 Skin Cancer Myths

Most people know skin cancer isn’t good. But misconceptions run rampant, and it’s worth getting educated. Here are five common skin cancer myths to be aware of. 1. Skin Cancer Is Rare, So There’s Nothing to Worry About This is a big one. Although certain types crop up less often than others, skin cancer is a fact

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What Happens When Squamous Cell Carcinoma Spreads?

Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is highly treatable and usually curable when detected early. However, without proper treatment, it can eventually spread to other parts of the body through a process called metastasis. What Is Metastatic Squamous Cell Carcinoma? Metastatic squamous cell carcinoma has spread to another part of the body. While not common, it is a

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