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Skin Cancer: What to Do If You If You're Diagnosed

Kevin Berman, MD, PhD
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Kevin Berman, M.D., Ph.D., is a practicing dermatologist in Atlanta,...

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After your skin cancer is treated, be sure to let any dermatologist you see in future know of the type of skin cancer, location of skin cancer, and how it was treated. The scar must be monitored for recurrence of the cancer and any suspicious lesion near the scar should be monitored closely or biopsied. Hopefully, no more skin cancers arise but remember that the best time to diagnose a skin cancer is as early as possible.

I hope this information allows you to clearly set up a plan with your dermatologist regarding your skin cancer. Any fears and questions you have should be addressed in order to make you feel comfortable and confident that your cancer is being treated appropriately.
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