Skin Cancer Screening2022-09-15T10:59:37+01:00

Skin cancer is the most prevalent cancer in the London, and it is important to be vigilant of any changes in your skin that may indicate a more severe underlying problem. A skin cancer screening London, when performed by a specialist, checks the skin for moles, birthmarks, or other blemishes and lesions that may be a sign of skin cancer, allowing for swift and effective treatment.

Types of Skin cancer

skin cancer Melanoma
skin cancer Basal Cell Carcinoma

What does the treatment do?

Most skin cancers can be categorised as one of the most common types: basal cell or squamous cell, or melanomas. Basal or squamous cell cancers are rare to spread to other parts of the body and usually respond well to treatment. On the other hand, melanoma is far more dangerous, and the cause of the majority of skin cancer deaths. Skin cancer screening can help patients identify skin cancer in its earliest stages, when it is easier to treat and before it becomes a more serious concern.

At Dermasurge, our founder, consultant dermatologist Dr Hiba Injibar is highly experienced in spotting the signs of all types of skin cancer. If you have any moles, lesions, pigmentation, or other suspicious skin concerns, a skin cancer screening with Dr Injibar can help. As well as visual screening, Dr Injibar may use a dermatoscope or biopsy during your appointment. If required, Dr Injibar can refer you to a skin cancer specialist to begin treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I need a skin cancer screening?2020-01-27T00:43:11+00:00

It is important to take note of any changes in the skin so that skin cancer may be detected early. This allows for easier, more effective treatment and higher survival rates in the majority of cases. Skin cancer screening is even more important for patients with irregular pigmentation, moles, and a history of sun exposure.

Are there any risks?2020-01-27T00:43:57+00:00

There are no risks associated with skin cancer screening. In fact, it is far more of a risk not to attend if you are concerned about your skin.

How long does it take?2020-01-27T00:44:39+00:00

In most cases, skin cancer screenings should only take around 10 minutes. It is quick and easy, and patients may return to their usual routines immediately.

Patient Reviews

“Dr Hiba is fantastic, right from my first consultation she put me at ease and was helpful when suggesting treatment for my skin concerns. The results are amazing and I would highly recommend!”
Claire Fielding
“I got the results which were promised. Dr Hiba is very professional and knowledgeable.”
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