Florida State Rep Yvette Benarroch Recognizes Naples Dermatology for Advanced Skin Cancer Treatment
Naples Dermatology is the first in Collier County to offer GentleCure Image-Guided SRT, a non-invasive skin cancer treatment. State Rep. Yvette Benarroch recognized Dr. Lugo and Dr. Ross for their cutting-edge, patient-focused care.
Naples Dermatology Brings Cutting-Edge Skin Cancer Treatment to South Florida with GentleCure
Naples Dermatology is proud to bring GentleCure Superficial Radiotherapy to Naples, offering a non-invasive, cutting-edge treatment for non-melanoma skin cancers. This advanced technology, recently highlighted by the Collier County Medical Society, provides patients with an effective, painless alternative to traditional skin cancer treatments.
Understanding Your Skin Cancer Treatment Options: Breaking Down Procedures
Facing a skin cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming, but understanding your treatment options can help you feel more informed and in control.
Does Sunscreen Cause Cancer? The Science Behind the Debate
Does sunscreen cause cancer? Despite concerns about certain chemical ingredients, sunscreen remains a vital tool in protecting against skin cancer. This article breaks down the science, addresses ingredient safety, and explains why consistent sunscreen use is essential for healthy skin.
The Dangers of TikTok Skin Care Trends from 2024
While some advice may seem harmless, many popular trends can pose serious risks to your skin health. Our dermatologists warn that following unverified advice from social media can lead to infections, skin damage, and even life-threatening conditions.
How to Spot a Suspicious Mole
Moles are common skin features that most of us have, and they’re usually harmless. But some moles can be a sign of skin cancer, particularly melanoma, which is the most dangerous type. Knowing how to spot a suspicious mole early can make all the difference in treatment outcomes.
The Importance of Regular Skin Checks: Early Detection Saves Lives
Living in a sun-soaked area like Naples, Florida, means we get to enjoy beautiful weather year-round. However, this also increases our exposure to UV radiation, which is a significant risk factor for skin cancer. Regular skin checks are an essential part of maintaining your skin health and catching potential problems before they become serious.
Understanding the Different Types of Skin Cancer: What You Need to Know
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer worldwide, and with the abundant sunshine in Naples, Florida, it’s especially important to be aware of the risks.