Due to the varying types of skin cancer, symptoms can differ. Any of the
following symptoms should be reported to your primary care provider or
dermatologist:
White waxy mass on skin
Brown scaly patch on skin
Unusual growth or changes in existing mole
New growth of mole
Lump or ulcer on skin
While these symptoms are not always an indication of skin cancer, you should
see your primary care provider if you experience any of these symptoms.
Skin Cancer Screening
Early detection of skin cancer can improve your treatment outcomes. Screenings
for skin cancer can improve your chances of early detection.
Skin examinations to screen for skin cancer are performed by your primary
care provider or dermatologist.
Skin Cancer Treatment
Skin cancer is treated using multiple types of coordinated treatments,
including:
Surgery
Prescription creams
Radiation Therapy
Medications
Your Skin Cancer Treatment Team
Understanding your diagnosis and treatment options is the first step in
fighting skin cancer. At Frederick Health, we’re committed to providing
you with a cancer treatment experience that is focused on you.
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