This June, we’re adding a bit of fun to your skin health journey. At ISO Skin Cancer Clinic, we’re launching an exciting “Bring a Pair to Spin the Wheel” campaign, and yes, there’s a prize for everyone. Whether you’ve already booked your full skin check appointment or are planning to soon, this is your chance […]
June Campaign: Bring a Pair to Spin the Wheel – Everyone’s a Winner! Read More »
At ISO Skin Cancer Clinic, we prioritise early detection and risk assessment for melanoma, particularly for high-risk individuals. A 29-year-old patient with Fitzpatrick type 3 skin, a strong family history of melanoma, and over 100 moles, presents a significantly elevated risk of developing melanoma compared to the general population. This article will provide a fact-based
Understanding Melanoma Risk: A High-Risk Case Study at ISO Skin Cancer Clinic Read More »
Biopsy (Punch/Shave) You have had a skin biopsy today, which may have been a shave biopsy (removal of a thin layer of skin) or a punch biopsy (removal of a small deeper sample of skin). Below is some guidance on what to expect and how to care for your wound. What to Expect Wound Care
Skin cancer is one of the most prevalent cancers worldwide, and understanding the risk factors associated with its development is crucial. Certain skin conditions act as early warning signs or precursors to skin cancer, highlighting the importance of early detection and proper treatment. Actinic Keratosis: A Precursor to Skin Cancer Actinic keratosis (AK) is a
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