We get a lot of questions here on SkinCancerConnection about the use of chemotherapy creams to treat skin lesions. In this post we are going to call upon the expertise of Doctor Lawrence Green, a practicing dermatologist, to answer a member question about the use of Carac cream for a skin condition called actinic keratosis. Actinic Keratosis is a type of precancerous skin lesion which can sometimes develop into squamous cell carcinoma, especially if left untreated. Dr. Green will be discussing...
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