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Category: Skin Cancer

Understanding Eczema

Understanding Eczema: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, the tropical paradise, often welcomes its citizens with rough weather. The desert sun and the dry air are enough to trigger skin diseases like eczema in people. Though not life-threatening, eczema can drive anyone to madness with constant itchiness and irritation. In today’s article, we will tell you all about eczema, its causes,… read more

Skin Cancer Prevention

Skin Cancer Prevention: Tips for Las Vegas Residents

Whether you’re coming to Las Vegas to stay or for a temporary vacation, the sunny city is a paradise and an ultimate destination for enjoying luxury. There is danger lurking behind the sun of Las Vegas. The desert climate causes a high UV radiation level in Las Vegas city. It poses a strong threat of melanoma… read more

Skin cancer treatments

Advanced Skin Cancer Treatments Available at Our Las Vegas Locations

Uncover the latest advancements in skin cancer treatments available at our Las Vegas locations. Our expert dermatologists employ cutting-edge therapies and personalized approaches to fight skin cancer effectively.”

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skin screening

How to Choose The Right Skin Cancer Screening For You

With rising skin cancer rates, early detection is more crucial than ever. There’s a variety of screening methods available, and choosing the one that’s most effective for you is essential. This comprehensive guide will explore the different skin cancer screening options and provide insights to help you make an informed choice that aligns with your… read more

Non-Surgical-Treatment

What You Need to Know About Non-Surgical Options for Skin Cancer Treatment

Skin cancer, a prevalent global health concern, affects millions annually. The emphasis on early detection underscores the critical role of regular skin check-ups in improving outcomes. As an essential alternative to traditional surgery, non-surgical management of skin cancer presents minimally invasive treatments like topical applications, radiotherapy, and laser therapy. These options, favored for their reduced… read more

skin cancer risks

Spotting Trouble: Understanding Skin Cancer Risks in Arizona

Living in the sunny state of Arizona brings a host of skin cancer risks, with its near-constant exposure to intensive UV rays. Despite knowing the dangers of too much sun, many residents here are unaware of how important it is to be proactive when taking preventative measures against skin cancer. From dermatological screenings and treatments… read more

Skin Safety

Las Vegas Skin Safety: Detecting and Preventing Skin Cancer

Living in sunny Las Vegas can be an incredible source of beauty and joy but also a major risk for skin cancer. Due to the desert climate and high levels of radiation present in many areas throughout the city, it’s important that those living in Las Vegas take active steps to protect their skin from… read more

Child having their skin checked

What You Need to Know About Childhood Melanoma

Melanoma is not just an adult condition; it can also affect children. And while it’s rare, about 300 to 400 cases are diagnosed in the United States each year, leaving parents wondering what they can do to protect their children from this life-threatening cancer. Knowing the signs and symptoms of this skin cancer can help… read more

Graphic of a sun in sun glasses

It’s Summer Sun Safety Month

August is Summer Sun Safety Month in the United States, and for good reason! The summer sun can be harsh, and it’s essential to take steps to protect yourself. Whether you’re spending time at the park, beach or just hanging out in your backyard, remember to stay safe in the sun. It’s no secret that… read more

older patient showing nurse a mark on her face

The Skin and Cancer Institute Expands: What this Means for Patients.

The Skin and Cancer Institute is excited to announce that several new offices have joined our network of life-saving medical and surgical dermatology services, with half a dozen more on the way this summer. Some of these new offices are located in relatively rural areas of Arizona, Nevada, and California, making our dermatology services more… read more

Corkboard with the word carcinoma pinned to it

Signs and Symptoms of Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is the second most common type of skin cancer. The rate of SCC is on the rise, and over one million people in the United States are diagnosed each year. It usually occurs on sun-exposed areas of the body, such as the face, neck, hands, and arms, but can occur anywhere… read more

Graphic of a young woman putting sunscreen on

July is UV Safety Month

Sun safety is important all year, but this month, we’re strengthening our commitment to keep you safe from UV radiation. July is UV Safety Awareness Month, a time we encourage everyone to take steps to protect themselves from the dangers of ultraviolet (UV) radiation.  Summertime is all about enjoying the sunny weather, but it’s crucial… read more

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