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SKIN CANCER

Skin (Skin) Cancer

Take changes in your skin seriously - early diagnosis saves lives

Skin cancer is caused by abnormal proliferation of skin cells and is the most common cancer worldwide. is a type of cancer. Although it is usually seen in areas exposed to sunlight, it can also affect can develop in any part of the body. Cases of skin cancer diagnosed at an early stage are largely can be successfully treated.

Kidney Cancer Symptoms

Blood in the urine (painless hematuria)

Persistent pain in the lower back or flank area

Sensation of a mass on the side of the abdomen

Unexplained weight loss

Constant weakness and fatigue

Fever (without infection)

High blood pressure or anemia

Note: Many patients can be diagnosed by routine ultrasound or CT scan alone without experiencing any symptoms.

Types of Skin Cancer

Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC)

It is the most common type. It grows slowly, rarely metastasizes. Frequent in sun exposed areas (face, neck) is seen.

Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC)

It is more aggressive and can rarely spread to other organs. Usually red, crusted manifested by lesions.

Melanoma

It is the most dangerous type. It can spread faster than other skin cancers. If not diagnosed at an early stage life-threatening.

Symptoms

Moles that change shape, color or size

Wounds or scabs on the skin that do not heal

Asymmetric, multicolored lesions with irregular edges

Sudden bleeding, itching or flaking of the skin

New or rapidly growing audiences

Follow the moles with the ABCDE rule :
A: Asymmetry | B: Border irregularity | C: Color difference | D: Diameter > 6 mm | E: Change (outlook/ change over time)

Risk Factors

Prolonged sun exposure (especially in childhood)

Fair skin, light eyes and hair

Family history of skin cancer

Solarium use

Weak immune system

Multiple moles (nevi)

Diagnosis Process

Dermatological examination

Dermatoscopic examination

Biopsy of suspicious lesions

Pathology evaluation

PET-CT investigation of invasion in melanoma cases

Treatment Methods

Surgical Excision

Removal of the tumor with clean margins. It is the most common and most effective method.

Mohs Microsurgery

It is a method of removing cancerous cells with maximum tissue preservation, especially in aesthetically important areas such as the face. removal.

Radiotherapy / Chemotherapy

It is used in advanced stages or in cases not suitable for surgery.

Immunotherapy and Targeted Therapies

Advanced treatment methods that activate the immune system in aggressive skin cancers such as melanoma.

Treatment Process Suitable for Health Tourism Treatment Process Suitable for Health Tourism

  • - Preliminary evaluation of skin lesion photographs and/or pathology reports
  • - Diagnostic confirmation and second opinion service if necessary
  • - Planning the necessary surgical procedure (with aesthetic precision)
  • - Accommodation, transfer, escort support
  • - Remote monitoring and wound care coordination

A small change in your skin can be a big step.

You can contact us for detailed information about skin cancer or to start your diagnosis process.

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