Non-surgical interventions for elderly skin cancer patients address the critical issue of overtreatment while maintaining oncological efficacy. Topical immunomodulators achieve 80-90% cure rates for superficial BCCs, while radiation therapy demonstrates 97.4% success in patients over 80. These alternatives eliminate surgical complications affecting 20% of seniors and prioritize quality of life—a concern for 96% of elderly… read more
Superficial radiation therapy (SRT) uses low-energy X-rays (50-150 kVp) that penetrate only 2-7mm into skin, precisely targeting cancer cells while sparing deeper tissues. We calibrate energy settings based on anatomical location—eyelids require 50-70 kVp, while trunk skin needs 90-120 kVp. This precision enables us to achieve 95-99% cure rates for basal and squamous cell carcinomas…. read more
In California, safe tattoo removal must be performed by licensed physicians, PAs, RNs, or nurse practitioners using FDA-approved Class II lasers. We conduct thorough consultations to create individualized treatment plans based on tattoo age, color, and location. Expect multiple sessions with proper pain management. Complications occur in about 5% of procedures, with blistering common. Financial… read more
Radiation therapy is a powerful treatment tool for many types of skin cancer, especially in cases where surgery is not preferred or possible. Yet despite its growing use and proven track record, there are still many lingering myths about how it works, what it feels like, and who it is meant for. If you live… read more
Skin cancer treatment has evolved rapidly in recent years, especially for patients in Deer Valley seeking options that are both effective and minimally invasive. Among the latest advancements is the use of combination therapy for skin cancer, a strategy that pairs radiation treatment with topical or systemic medications to improve outcomes. This approach is gaining… read more
Skin cancer remains one of the most common types of cancer in the United States, with aggressive forms posing serious health challenges. For decades, surgical removal has been the standard treatment for many skin cancers, especially when tumors are invasive or rapidly growing. However, not all patients are suitable candidates for surgery, and new developments… read more
Living in Las Vegas can be tricky for the residents. The arid climate will leave your skin dehydrated and dull. And trust us on this! You do not want to deal with flaky skin. Dry and cracked skin not only gives you anxiety about going out in public, but it can also cause irritation and… read more
Discover essential seasonal skin care tips from our Bakersfield dermatologists. Whether it’s summer sun or winter chill, learn how to keep your skin healthy and glowing all year long.”
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Did you know that vitamin C can be a powerful ally for your skin? That’s right – vitamin C is an excellent ingredient to include in your skincare routine, thanks to its ability to brighten the skin, boost collagen production, and protect against environmental damage. Vitamin C is worth considering if you’re looking to add… read more
As we age, our skin begins to lose its elasticity and firmness and gravity starts to take its toll, causing the skin to sag. A good skincare routine (including sun protection) can help slow down the aging process, but sometimes you need extra help to keep your skin looking its best. That’s where Ultherapy comes… read more
When it comes to Botox and Xeomin, many people are unsure of the difference. Both treat wrinkles, but they are slightly different. Here’s how Botox and Xeomin differ and what you need to know before getting either treatment. What is Botox You may have heard of Botox, but what exactly is it? Botox is a… read more
Tinea versicolor is a common fungal infection caused by Malassezia yeast overgrowth, resulting in discolored patches on the skin. Symptoms include pink, tan, or brown spots that don’t tan uniformly. Treatment options range from over-the-counter antifungals like selenium sulfide and ketoconazole to prescription medications for persistent cases. Prevention involves keeping skin dry, using antifungal cleansers,… read more
