Skin Cancer Treatment In London With Dermatologist

Skin cancer is now the most common cancer. There are about 35 new cases of malignant skin cancer diagnosed in London and the UK, in general, every day. These rates have more than quadrupled within the past three decades. Despite the scariness of cancer, there are several treatment options available for those who are diagnosed with the disease.

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Basal Cell Carcinoma Squamous Cell Carcinoma Skin Cancer Online Consultation

Basal Cell Carcinoma

The most common form of skin cancer is basal cell carcinoma. Also known as BCC, it is a non-melanoma cancer and usually not a fatal illness. It usually manifests as a scaly or rough patch of skin that is red or brown in color. Several treatments can be effective in treating BCC, including radiation therapy, topical medications, photodynamic therapy, and surgery which has an excellent cure rate.

Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Of all types of skin cancer, squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common. Like BCC, SCC is a non-melanoma type of cancer and unlikely to spread. The same types of treatments are used for squamous cell carcinoma, or SCC. Excisional surgery, an operation during which the physician cuts the entire tumor out at once with a scalpel, has an excellent success rate at 90%. Local anesthesia is usually used for these surgeries, which can be completed in a doctor’s office or a hospital.

Procedures for treating or removing skin cancer vary, depending upon the type and size of the tumor or tumors. While these two common forms of cancer have high survival rates, they can result in moderate to severe disfigurement when left untreated. Surgery can often help prevent such disfigurement from occurring. Reconstructive surgery and skin grafting may be necessary to fully repair the skin.

To book an appointment with our dermatologist call us on 020 7112 4924, our lines are open from 9am to 9pm Monday to Saturday. Alternatively, email us on info@londondermatologyclinic.com.

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“It was reassuring to see a specialist to check out a mole that has been troubling me after years of sun beds” J.S. Romford.

Common conditions seen at the London Dermatology Clinic include acne, eczema, psoriasis, warts, verrucas, skin tags, moles and sebaceous cysts. Most of these conditions can be diagnosed and treated in one visit by our doctors.

Skin Cancer Online Consultation

Book a skin cancer appointment online today with a specialist. Speak to one of our expert dermatologist consultant's about your skin cancer from the comfort of your own home. We have a selection of online appointments available to speak with one of our UK registered and experienced skin doctor online. We have found online video consultations to be extremely successful and popular among our patients because it requires no travel, no waiting times and it can be scheduled from your smartphone. You can submit a form online or call us on 020 7112 4924 to speak with one of our advisor over the phone. Get an answer and save time!

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How To Find London Dermatology Clinic

Our clinic is conveniently located in Central London with easy commuter access. If you are looking for skin cancer treatment in London, you can find us from the nearest stations below.

Nearest Stations (Walking Distance)

Monument/Bank (3 mins) | Cannon St (7 mins) | London Fenchurch St (7 mins) | Tower Hill (10 mins) | Aldgate Station (12 mins)

Mansion House (12 mins) | London Bridge (12 mins) | Liverpool St (18 mins) | Moorgate (18 mins)