Tuesday 24 February 2015

Skin cancer affects thousands of people every year

Skin cancer is a type of disease which affects thousand of people every year, it can be benign or malignant. Malignant means that has cancerous cells and you have to treat it in a specific skin check Melbourne.

A skin cancer clinic is a place where you can examine in the context of a potential skin cancer. The number of malignant cancer increase every year, because of the huge quantity of ultraviolet radiation (UV) that people receive every day.


The mole check is one of the most important tool of preventing skin cancer. If diagnosed in advanced, skin cancer can be successfully cured, because of this is really important make a check up every year.

These centers comprises in examination, consultation, diagnosis and treatment. There are other centers which hare specialize in plastic, reconstructive and cosmetic. All the staff has skills dermatologists, physicians, physician assistants, anesthesiologists and nurses with knowledge about skin care.

The treatment of the cancer includes first of all some prevention measures. Sunscreen is one of the most necessary product which you must use everyday. The sun is necessary in our lives, but you should avoid the sun around midday, the ultraviolet rays are stronger and in this time there is a high risk of harm. Always use sun-protective and sunscreen clothes like hat and sunglasses. Reduce your exposure to the sunlight during 10am to 4pm.


Cancer can develop in any part of the body, apart the sun a poor diet with much sugar, salt and fat contributes to skin cancer which includes melanomas. To avoid cancer skin, 15 minutes per day of sun exposure is enough to get vitamin D, which will help you to absorb nutrients from the food. The sun rays on our legs, face, and arms have amazing healing qualities. 

There are two types of skin cancer: melanomas cancers and keratinocyte. Melanomas are the most serious skin cancer, because of this the importance of prevention avoiding the skin cancer. Some of the risks includes: increasing age, history of sunburns, moles, weakened immune system, and excessive sun exposure. With prevention, routine checks and health diet the risk for developing skin cancer is lower and if diagnosed the treatment is faster.

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