Dermatooncology
Diagnosis and treatment of skin growths
Treat your skin carefully and carefully. Moles, spots, wounds or ulcers that do not heal for a long time, as well as other skin growths are not only a cosmetic problem. In some cases, this is a sign of skin cancer.
International medical statistics over the past decades cite appalling figures. Skin cancer is getting younger every year, and mortality is increasing.
To date, medicine does not have a remedy that guarantees a cure in the later stages of the disease. That is why early diagnosis is of paramount importance.
All specialists of the EMC Clinic of Dermatovenerology and Allergology-Immunology are broad-profile experts specializing, among other things, in dermatooncology.
EMC oncodermatologists (in Moscow) diagnose and treat:
- Melanomas
- Basal cell carcinoma
- Squamous cell carcinoma of the skin, etc. neoplasms.
Our clinic has all modern facilities for the diagnosis of skin neoplasms:
- the system of early diagnosis of melanoma and skin cancers - FotoFinder with the compilation of an individual modeled map of skin neoplasms;
- screening assessment (dermatoscopy) of all skin growths;
- shave - biopsy;
- excision biopsy;
- an incision biopsy;
- punch - biopsy.
Be sure to consult with an experienced dermatologist about the need to remove a particular neoplasm.
The EMC Clinic of Dermatovenerology and Allergology-Immunology offers the following methods for removing skin growths:
- cryodestruction;
- radio wave excision;
- electrocoagulation;
- laser excision;
- surgical excision.
The method of removal is determined solely by the attending physician according to medical indications after a thorough examination.
All removed skin formations undergo a thorough histological examination in the pathomorphological laboratory of the European Medical Center for malignancy.
The EMC laboratory conducts:
- histological examination of the biopsy;
- cytological examination of the biopsy.
"Second opinion in dermatology"
Second medical opinion is a medical face–to-face consultation of patients suffering from diseases requiring elective surgery in order to obtain a second opinion from an EMC specialist on the disease and its treatment tactics.
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