SKIN CANCER EXCISIONS
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Skin Cancer
According to the American Cancer Society, 13,650 skin cancer deaths occur each year in America, and nearly 1 out of 5 Americans will be confronted with skin cancer during their lifetime.
A surgical excision is a skin cancer treatment that surgically removes malignant moles, lesions and tumors from the skin. It also removes a healthy margin around the tumor. Surgical excisions can be used to treat basal and squamous cell carcinomas as well as melanomas.
Surgical excision is a medical procedure that is used to remove abnormal tissue. It is typically used to treat cancers and other growths that are located on the surface of the body. The goal of surgical excision is to remove all of the abnormal tissue while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.
If skin cancer is detected, our experienced providers will take as much time as necessary to precisely explain what type of skin cancer you have and the best course of action. We will offer you the care and support needed to properly address any type of skin cancer diagnosis. Throughout all phases of your treatment, we will remain completely committed to you and obtaining the best possible results.
While some skin cancers may be treated with medications and topical ointments, others require surgery to remove the cancerous cells so that they do not spread.
And some have far reaching roots under the surface. Early detection and getting to the root of the tumor is important.
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