MEDICAL FAQ

Several of our offices currently offer Mohs micrographic surgery. Locations include Arlington, Cambridge, Canton, Chelmsford, Concord (MA), Concord (NH), East Greenwich, Franklin, Leominster, Manchester, Marlborough, Natick, North Attleboro, Norwood, Portsmouth, Salem, Stoneham, Waltham, Westford, and Wolfeboro. Click here for more information about Mohs Micrographic Surgery.

Getting annual or bi-annual skin checks is important for everyone – not just for people who have a history of skin cancer in their family. The only office currently not offering mole checks is Salem, NH, as the office is dedicated for Mohs Micrographic Surgery. Click here to schedule your skin exam!

Yes, many of our clinicians travel to multiple APDerm locations for your convenience! Click here to view a complete list of our clinicians and view the locations where they practice.

No, not all services are available in all locations. Before booking your appointment, visit our locations page to see what services are offered in your area or call our office at (978) 303-1114

The only way to confirm if you have skin cancer is to make an appointment with a dermatologist. However, there are some signs you can watch out for at home. The warning signs of skin cancer include any skin lesions that increase in size; changes in color, texture, or outlines; a new mole that appears after age 21; a lesion that is bleeding, excessively dry, has pus, or is scabbed; and a mole/lesion that has irregular or jagged borders. Most skin cancers are caused by overexposure to the sun. If you notice any of the above, it is important that you seek medical care as soon as possible. Click here read more about the various types of skin cancers.

If you are concerned that you may have developed or contracted a skin disease, it’s important to make an appointment with a dermatologist to properly diagnose and treat. There are many different signs of a growing skin disease which vary depending on the condition. APDerm offers a wide range of treatment for skin diseases with some urgent appointments available. Click here to learn more about various skin diseases and how they are treated.