Basal Cell Cancer

Basal cell cancer is a skin cancer frequently found on sun exposed surfaces. The tumor is frequently multicentric - occurs in many areas of the skin at the same time. Tiny cancers may be destroyed by the body itself. As tumors enlarge you body no longer can get rid of them.

Read more detail about this disease from the National Library of Medicine PDQ patient education database.

Skin cancer

One of the best ways to avoid and minimize skin cancer is sun protection. Besides various sunscreens, there are clothing that can protect you. (Listings here are not endorsements by Dr. Bermant.)

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