What Is Mohs Surgery? Mohs surgery is a highly specialized procedure used to treat common forms of skin cancer, including basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. The technique removes cancer layer by layer while immediately examining each layer under a microscope. This ...
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, but early detection dramatically improves outcomes. At APDerm, our dermatologists in Phoenix and Tucson provide comprehensive skin cancer screenings to identify issues early and guide patients through every step of ...
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, and melanoma is its most serious form. When caught early, melanoma is highly treatable—but recognizing the signs is key. Dermatologists use a simple, life-saving guide to help patients identify suspicious moles or ...
Caring for someone diagnosed with malignant melanoma can be emotionally overwhelming—but with early intervention, expert care, and your support, outcomes can be remarkably positive. As part of the APDerm family, you're not alone. Here’s how caregivers can make a...
We've all been there. You swore you applied sunscreen. Maybe even twice. But somehow, your skin still ended up red, tender, and radiating heat. Whether you fell asleep on the beach, underestimated a cloudy day, or just missed a few spots—you’re burnt. So, what n...
In Honor of Melanoma Awareness Month When it comes to sun protection, most of us remember the basics—face, arms, shoulders. But every dermatologist will tell you: melanoma doesn't discriminate based on where you meant to put sunscreen. In honor of Melanoma Awareness M...
In honor of Melanoma Awareness Month May is Melanoma Awareness Month, and while our number one message is always prevention first, it's also a good time to talk about how sun damage can show up on your skin—and what you can do about it. Years of UV exposure can lead t...
Each May, we shine a spotlight on melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. Melanoma Awareness Month is a time to educate, act, and—most importantly—protect the skin you're in. What is Melanoma? Melanoma develops in the melanocytes, the cells that give your skin it...
May is Melanoma Awareness Month — and while sunscreen often takes the spotlight (as it should! ), there's another key player in skin cancer prevention that deserves just as much attention: your annual skin check. While it’s great to keep an eye on your own skin...
The elements we face every day can cause environmental damage to our skin. Read on to find out the potential threats to your skin and what you can do to protect it. Spending time exploring and enjoying the outdoors is good for us. It's been proven that being in nature can ...
Exercise & sport is important in keeping us healthy. But is it as good for our skin as it is for our bodies and minds? Here's what you need to know. We all know that we need movement in our lives. According to the Mayo Clinic, at least 30 minutes of moderate physical a...
Skin cancer awareness month is coming to an end - but that doesn't mean taking care of your skin should too! Skin cancer is America’s most common cancer with over 5 million cases each year. Many of these cases are associated with exposure to UV radiation from t...
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