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vickchick
posted 05/28/2009, comments (19)

My Mohs surgery was not a traumatic experience - a better case scenario

First of all, I completely sympathize for those of you on this site who have had these shocking experiences and thank you for taking time to share your experience. I also feel it fair to share more of the less severe side of BCC and Mohs surgery for those who have just been diagnosed and are looking for some info. Though my chances going in to... Read moreChevron
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Kevin Berman, MD, PhD

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Dermatologist
posted 02/20/2009, comments (3)

Are your moles and freckles precancerous?

Hi everyone. Today I want to talk about some new information coming out about actinic keratoses, which are thought to be precancerous lesions commonly found on sun exposed areas of skin. These scaly, usually somewhat reddish skin lesions are commonly treated with liquid nitrogen in order to prevent them from possibly evolving into squamous cell... Read moreChevron
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Kevin Berman, MD, PhD

Kevin Berman, MD, PhD

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Dermatologist
posted 01/06/2008, comments (2)

Basics of Cancer Treatment

Hi everyone. Today I want to talk in broad terms about the way in which skin cancer and other cancers are treated. Cancers are made up of abnormal cells that grow rapidly and continue to grow indefinitely, whereas normal cells stop proliferating at a certain point. The main point of treating cancer is to rid the body of these abnormal cells. The... Read moreChevron
vlien
posted 02/20/2007, comment (1)

Aggravating Moles?

This may seem like an elementary question, but I have a raised mole on the back of my neck, right below my hairline.  Occasionally when I'm brushing my hair my brush will graze the mole and I feel a sharp pain.  Obviously I try to avoid it, but will this aggravate the mole/increase risk of skin cancer?
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Actinic Keratosis is a precancerous skin condition that develops when the skin is exposed to sun.

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