An In-depth Look at Sunscreen: Part I We’re as about as far away from summer as we can get at this point, and we think this is a perfect time for consumers to start looking more closely at the sunscreen products they will use in the coming year. Waiting until the brink of summer to […]
In the typical scenario, one may think that a person who lives in a region where the sun shines frequently is at a higher risk for skin cancer. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, this theory could be all wrong. This is important for physicians around the States, because it enables us […]
Any amount of time in practice, and a physician learns how frightening it can be for a patient to hear the diagnosis of skin cancer. It doesn’t matter how large or small, the location, or the type, the initial response is one of stress and fear. What patients want to know, perhaps more than anything, […]
Physicians have been treating basal cell carcinomas for decades. Throughout modern medical history, a number of techniques have been developed to remove cancerous cells and inhibit their return. Here, we will take a look at common treatments and conduct a comparison between them and Mohs Micrographic Surgery. Surgical treatment for basal cell carcinoma, and even […]
Welcome to the American Society for Mohs Surgery blog. Within this regularly updated feature of our website, we will provide visitors with relevant society updates, as well as information regarding the most recent technological advances and new treatments in our areas of Mohs surgery. This blog will serve as a valuable means of communication between […]
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Posted on: Jul 28 2016
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By: ASMS