Melanoma recurrence is when melanoma returns after treatment. It can happen that melanoma comes back at the original site of the primary melanoma, in the skin and tissue area around the original site, in the lymph nodes or in other places in the body such as internal organs.
If your doctor has sent you for an investigation by a dermatologist due to concerns they may have regarding your skin, you may feel a little worried about what this could mean. Dermatology is a complicated and important specialism and considering that the skin is the largest organ in the body, it is wise to have a good understanding of what dermatology is and what a dermatologist does before you head off to your appointment. So exactly what is dermatology?
Over the past three decades, melanoma rates have steadily increased and continue to rise. Therefore it’s important to know what melanoma looks like
Skin cancer is on the rise around the world. According to the World Health Organization, approximately 2 to 3 million non-melanoma skin cancers and 132,000 melanoma skin cancers are diagnosed each year. Skin cancer can occur anywhere on the body, but especially on areas that are regularly exposed to the sun. This makes the face a vulnerable area. Find out the warning signs of skin cancer moles and how you can make sure your face is safe.
Natural skincare may bring to mind dubious mud treatments or green, plant-based concoctions. But natural skincare is more than hippie-inspired treatments or earthy packaging. There are many natural skincare tips that we would all do well to follow, especially if we care about the ingredients going into our body and on our skin. Below we go over a few of the best natural skincare tips to make your daily routine a little simpler and a little cleaner.
A skin lesion is an area of skin that is somehow different from the surrounding areas. Skin lesions can come in the form of a bump, a mole or a scar. They can be a sign of a simple allergy or a more serious skin condition. They can take the form of a spreading plaque or appear as a rounded welt. With so many kinds of skin lesions out there, it’s important to understand the common types so you have a better idea of what could be causing yours. Below we look at the most common types of round skin lesions and some potential causes that could explain them.
In this chapter, we hear from Caroline Salmon, we share a SkinVision Story from one of our users from Cambridgeshire, England.
How my smartphone saved my life: Woman’s mobile told her she had skin cancer after she scanned a patch of her skin using an app.
If you were asking how to treat sensitive combination skin, the reply would probably be “very gently”. Combination skin is tricky enough to look after as the mix of oily and dry patches can lead to problems getting the balance just right. But throw sensitivity into the mix and you have a whole new kettle of fish. So what are the best ways to treat sensitive combination skin?
Red spots on skin can occur for a variety of reasons. In many cases, red spots or bumps aren’t a sign of a major problem; they could be caused by a simple rash or bug bite. Other times, red spots could be a sign of a more serious issue. Below we list some common causes of red spots on the skin. This list is meant to give you an idea of what the red spots could be a symptom of, but be sure to see a doctor for a true diagnosis.
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