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Skin Cancer Screening in Delhi
It’s essential to get checked for skin cancer symptoms—whether through a self-exam or by visiting a dermatologist. Skin cancer, when caught early, is highly treatable.
At Isya Aesthetics, we specialize in comprehensive skin cancer screenings to detect any warning signs like white or black cancer spot on skin before they progress, especially for those with a high risk or extensive sun exposure.
Isya is a trusted skin cancer screening center offering both visual exams and biopsies, whenever necessary.
Skin Cancer Types
Skin cancer types generally falls into three main categories, each with varying severity:
- Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC): The most common and least dangerous skin cancer type, often appearing as a pearly or waxy bump on sun-exposed areas. It grows slowly and rarely spreads, but it can cause damage if untreated.
- Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC): This skin cancer type appears as a red, scaly patch or sore on the skin that doesn’t heal. It can spread to other parts of the body if left untreated.
- Melanoma: The most dangerous form of skin cancer. Melanoma can develop from an existing skin mole or suddenly appear as a dark, irregular patch. Early detection is crucial as it can spread rapidly to other parts of the body.
Our experienced dermatologists, including a senior specialist in skin mole screening and biopsies, provide thorough assessments to detect early-stage skin cancer by detecting skin cancer moles, rashes or lumps, ensuring prompt treatment if necessary.
What is Skin Cancer Screening?
Skin cancer screening is a non-invasive examination performed by a dermatologist to detect early-stage skin cancer, including melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. Regular skin cancer screenings can save lives by catching early-stage skin cancer at its most treatable time.
During your skin cancer screening session, the doctor will look for:
- nodules
- lesions
- patches of skin different
- from the surrounding skin
- areas of discoloration
- sores that bleed
At Isya Aesthetics, we recommend annual skin cancer screenings and encourage self-checks once a month.
Why is Skin Cancer Screening Important?
Skin cancer can be highly treatable when detected early. Our team at Isya Aesthetics is highly skilled in detecting subtle changes in skin cancer moles, bumps, lumps, rashes, freckles, and other skin cancer symptoms and lesions that may indicate cancer. Annual checkups are crucial, especially for individuals with a family history of skin cancer or those frequently exposed to the sun.
What Can You Expect from a Skin Cancer Screening Session?
At Isya Aesthetics, our skin cancer screening process includes:
- A thorough visual examination of your skin.
- Digital dermoscopy, using specialized tools to assess moles and other lesions.
- If necessary, we perform skin mole biopsies to test cancer skin and suspicious growths.
- Recommendations for follow-up treatments, including mole removals using advanced laser technology.
Why Choose Isya Aesthetics for Skin Cancer Screening?
- Our team includes a senior dermatologist specializing in mole checks and skin cancer detection.
- From routine screenings to biopsies and mole removals, we provide end-to-end care.
- We are trusted for our annual skin cancer screenings due to our thorough, patient-centric approach.
Who Should Get Screened?
Anyone can develop skin cancer or have skin cancer symptoms, but screening is especially important for:
- Individuals with a history of sunburns, excessive sun exposure, or tanning bed use.
- Those with a family history of skin cancer.
- Individuals who have many skin moles or atypical moles.
What About a Skin Self-Exam?
A skin self-exam is a critical practice for detecting early signs of skin cancer. By regularly checking your skin at home, you can spot new or changing moles and lesions. Self-exams can be done in front of a mirror, focusing on hard-to-see areas like the scalp, back, and soles of the feet.
How to Perform a Skin Self-Exam
To perform a skin self-exam:
- Stand in front of a full-length mirror in a well-lit room.
- Examine your entire body, including the scalp, neck, arms, torso, legs, and feet.
- Use a handheld mirror for difficult-to-see areas like the back.
- Follow the ABCDE rule (Asymmetry, Border, Color, Diameter, Evolving) to check moles and spots.
- Track any changes over time.
Monthly self-exams help detect skin cancer at an early-stage.
Skin Cancer Symptoms to Look for
Check any skin cancer moles, blemishes, or birthmarks from the top of your head to your toes. If you look at your skin regularly, you will know what’s normal for you.
Not all skin cancer types look the same. In fact, skin cancers can show up in many shapes and sizes. Sometimes they might even look like other non-cancerous skin conditions. Some of the more common ways in which skin cancers can appear include:
- A new, expanding, or changing growth, spot, or bump on the skin
- A sore that bleeds and/or doesn’t heal after several weeks
- A rough or scaly red patch, which might crust or bleed
- A wart-like growth
- A mole (or other spot on the skin) that’s new or changing in size, shape, or color
- A skin mole with an odd shape, irregular borders, or areas of different colors
ABCDE rule for checking moles to help identify early-stage skin cancer or signs of melanoma:
A – Asymmetry: One-half of the skin mole doesn’t match the other in shape or size.
B – Border Irregularity: Edges are uneven, blurry, or ragged.
C – Color: Uneven color with different shades like tan, brown, or black.
D – Diameter: Moles larger than 1/4 inch (about 6mm) should be examined.
E – Evolving: Any change in skin mole size, shape, color, or other traits over time should be checked by a dermatologist.
But it’s important to understand that these are not the only ways skin cancer can appear. To learn more about what skin cancer might look like consult with our skin cancer screening expert at Isya Aesthetics.
What to Do If You Think You Need to Be Screened
If you’ve noticed a skin cancer lump, mole, rash or lesion, or if you’re at higher risk of skin cancer due to sun exposure or family history, it’s important to schedule a screening right away. At Isya Aesthetics, we offer comprehensive skin cancer screenings and mole removal services to ensure your skin stays healthy.
Book Your Screening Today
Be proactive about your skin health. Schedule your skin cancer screening at Isya Aesthetics today and ensure you’re taking the right steps for early detection and prevention of skin cancer.
Birthmark and Mole Removal Treatments
Brilliance
Try it if: You need to get rid of discolored birthmarks or moles on the skin without any downtime
How does it work?
Birthmarks and skin moles are beautiful and while you don’t really need to get rid of them, sometimes they can be extremely prominent and interfere in your everyday routine.
At Isya, we’re armed with the expertise of birthmark and mole removal and mole treatment, reducing their appearance gently over time, so you can achieve the results that you’re looking for without any downtime.
The need to knows:
- Minimum 6 sessions (1 per month)
What are the after effects?
- No downtime
- Sunscreen mandatory
Picosure
Try it if: You need birthmarks and skin moles to fade with the most advanced technology in the laser mole removal industry
How does it work?
The Picosure is a laser mole removal technique used at Isya that works just like a magic eraser. Picosure accurately targets birthmarks and skin moles because it recognizes the molecular structure of melanin and causes it to break down.
The body then naturally eliminates this and causes the marks to fade over time.
The need to knows:
- Quick results
- Numbing involved
- Mild heat sensation
- 3-6 sessions required
What are the after effects?
- Mild redness or flushing
- Mild swelling
- Sun sensitivity
- Scab formation for one week
- May darken pigmented areas before real results
FAQs
What are the signs of skin cancer?
Look for asymmetrical moles, irregular borders, changes in color, moles larger than 6mm, or evolving growths. New skin lesions that bleed, itch, or don’t heal can also be signs of skin cancer.
How do I know if I need to get my skin checked?
If you notice new or changing moles, have a history of excessive sun exposure, or have a family history of skin cancer, it’s important to get your skin checked. We recommend annual screenings for early detection.
When should I get a skin cancer screening?
It’s advisable to get a screening once a year. However, if you notice any suspicious changes in your skin between screenings, don’t wait—schedule an appointment immediately.
What is the process of skin cancer screening?
The process involves a full-body skin examination by a dermatologist, using visual checks and, if necessary, digital dermoscopy for detailed imaging of moles. Biopsies are done if a lesion looks suspicious.
Is skin cancer screening painful?
No, a skin cancer screening is non-invasive and painless. If a biopsy is needed, a small amount of local anesthetic is used to ensure minimal discomfort.
Who is at higher risk for skin cancer?
People with fair skin, those with a history of sunburns, and those with a family history of skin cancer are at higher risk.
Do I need a biopsy if I have a suspicious mole?
If a skin mole looks abnormal or cancerous, a biopsy may be recommended to test for cancer. Our senior dermatologist at Isya Aesthetics performs safe and effective biopsies with minimal scarring.
Can moles be removed if they’re not cancerous?
Yes, we offer mole removal for both cosmetic and medical reasons. Our non-invasive laser treatments provide quick, scar-minimized results.
How long does a skin cancer screening take?
A typical screening lasts about 20-30 minutes, depending on the number of moles or lesions that need examination.
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