Tricks of the Trade
It’s interesting that, even with mounds of evidence that confirms the health hazards of UV exposure, we are still routinely seeing patients enter dermatology offices with glowing, sun-kissed skin. To […]
- Posted on: Feb 15 2018
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Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery: A Matter of Timing
Physicians who obtain the necessary training and certification to perform Mohs Micrographic Surgery do so because they have a strong desire to improve patient outcomes. Mohs presents an opportunity to […]
- Posted on: Jan 15 2018
Erring on the Side of Caution
Skin cancer is winning in the polls, holding the distinct #1 spot as the most common form of cancer. This is not a win whatsoever. Men and women of all […]
- Posted on: Dec 15 2017
The Shapeshifting Nature of Skin Cancer
Shapeshifting is a magical characteristic referred to throughout ancient folklore. The term describes the ability of a person to metamorphosis into something else. In today’s terms, we may refer to […]
- Posted on: Nov 15 2017
Mohs an Excellent Approach for Many Basal Cell Carcinomas
Current statistics demonstrate a significant prevalence of basal cell carcinomas, the most common type of skin cancer. In addition to doing our part as healthcare practitioners to raise awareness about […]
- Posted on: Oct 15 2017
Two Heads are Better than One
“You’re getting warmer! Hot! Hot!” Do you remember playing the “Hot/Cold” game as a child? This fun pastime teaches us a critical lesson; that feedback is an important aspect of […]
- Posted on: Sep 15 2017
Why Dermoscopy is Crucial to Patient Outcomes
Because one-third of all cancer diagnoses each year are categorized as skin cancer, it falls upon general practitioners and dermatologists to use diagnosis techniques that offer the highest degree of […]
- Posted on: Aug 15 2017
Mohs as a Treatment Option for Lip Cancer
Skin cancer continually outnumbers diagnoses of other forms of cancer. This type of cancer is expected to affect 1 in 5 people, even with the marked increase in awareness of […]
- Posted on: Jul 15 2017
You Know, but do they? Why Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer should be Removed
There is an interesting thing that happens with some patients when they are faced with a skin cancer diagnosis, especially one that was not expected: denial. Dermatologists often hear questions […]
- Posted on: Jun 15 2017
Sunscreen and Skin Type
One of the basic aspects of dermatologic care is educating patients regarding sun protection. Discernment is crucial for the physician who is committed to the highest quality of care, and […]
- Posted on: May 15 2017
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