Skin Cancer Treatment in Dubai

What Is Skin Cancer?

Skin cancer occurs when abnormal skin cells grow uncontrollably. There are several types of skin cancer, and early assessment can help guide appropriate management. If you notice concerning changes to your skin, a consultation with a licensed healthcare professional is recommended.

While there are many types of skin cancer, the three main types of skin cancer:

Some less common forms of skin cancer may require specialized assessment and management. Diagnosis and treatment recommendations depend on the type of lesion, clinical findings, and individual circumstances.

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Main Causes of Skin Cancer

Skin cancer develops due to a mix of environmental and genetic factors. Here are the key contributors:

Recognizing Early Signs of Skin Cancer

Early detection saves lives. Skin cancer often starts as a small change on the skin—something you might overlook unless you know what to watch for. Here are the key warning signs:

General Symptoms

Changes in Moles: The ABCD Rule

Use the ABCD rule to spot suspicious changes of existing or new moles

Common Appearances by Type

Self-Check Tips

If you notice any unusual changes, consult a dermatologist promptly. Most skin issues are harmless—but only a medical exam can confirm that.

How Skin Cancer Is Diagnosed

Assessment usually begins with a clinical examination and medical history. Where clinically appropriate, additional investigations such as dermoscopy, imaging, or biopsy may be recommended to assist diagnosis. The choice of investigations depends on the individual clinical presentation.

Treatment Options

Treatment recommendations depend on the type, size, location, and clinical assessment of the lesion. A licensed healthcare professional will discuss appropriate management options during consultation, including the potential benefits, risks, alternatives, and expected recovery based on individual circumstances.

Excisional Surgery

Excisional surgery may be recommended for selected skin cancers where clinically appropriate. The suitability of this approach depends on the type, size, location, and clinical assessment of the lesion. Your healthcare professional will discuss whether this treatment is appropriate during consultation.

Mohs Micrographic Surgery

Mohs micrographic surgery is a specialized surgical technique that may be considered for selected skin cancers in certain anatomical areas or clinical situations. Whether this procedure is appropriate depends on individual clinical assessment and will be discussed during consultation.

Why Choose Skin Experts Polyclinic for Skin Cancer Care?

At Skin Experts Polyclinic, our team provides assessment, diagnosis, and management of skin cancer using established clinical approaches and appropriate diagnostic technologies. Treatment recommendations are individualized based on clinical assessment.

Dr. Touma and his team leaders in Skin Cancer Surgery

Advanced Diagnostic Tools

Personalized Care Approach

To schedule a consultation, please contact us at +971 54 505 3003 or via WhatsApp.

FAQ's

Your Questions, Answered

A biopsy is typically performed under local anaesthesia. The procedure and expected discomfort will be discussed during consultation.

Biopsy results are available once reviewed by the pathology laboratory. Timeframes may vary depending on the type of assessment required.

Scarring varies depending on the type of procedure, the location being treated, and individual healing. Your healthcare professional will discuss expected outcomes during consultation.

No. Skin cancer is not infectious and cannot be passed from person to person.

Some skin cancers may recur after treatment. Ongoing follow-up may be recommended depending on the diagnosis and individual clinical circumstances.

Insurance coverage varies depending on your policy and provider. Our team can assist with documentation and insurance-related enquiries where applicable.

The recommended frequency of skin examinations depends on your individual risk factors and clinical history. Your healthcare professional will advise an appropriate follow-up schedule.

Skin cancer is uncommon in children but can occur. If there are concerning skin changes or significant risk factors, medical assessment is recommended.