Understanding Skin Cancer
Skin cancer develops when abnormal skin cells grow uncontrollably, often due to long-term sun damage or genetic factors.
The main types include
- Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) The most common and slow-growing form.
- Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) Can grow faster and spread if untreated.
- Melanoma The most serious type, requiring early intervention for best outcomes.
Common symptoms
- New growths or sores that donβt heal
- Changes in the size, shape, or colour of moles
- Red, scaly, or bleeding patches of skin
- Persistent itching, tenderness, or pain

Causes & Risk Factors
- UV Radiation Prolonged sun exposure or tanning beds
- Fair Skin & Light Hair Lower melanin levels increase risk
- Family History Genetic predisposition to skin cancer
- Weakened Immune System Due to illness or medication
- Previous Skin Damage Burns, scars, or chronic wounds

We offer a complete pathway for diagnosis, confirmation, and treatment:
- Skin Cancer Check (SCC) - Full-body skin examination to identify suspicious lesions.
- Histology - Laboratory analysis of biopsies to confirm diagnosis and type.
- BCC Excision - Precise surgical removal of basal cell carcinoma to prevent recurrence.
Why Choose Revitalise London for Skin Cancer Care?
At our clinic, we combine clinical excellence with aesthetic attention to detail. Here's why patients trust us:
Your Skin Cancer Care Journey
- Initial Consultation Discuss symptoms, history, and risk factors
- Examination Dermoscopic imaging and full-body skin check
- Biopsy (if required) Performed in-clinic for fast results
- Histology Review Detailed pathology report to confirm findings
- Treatment Plan Surgical or non-surgical options explained clearly
- Follow-Up & Prevention Ongoing monitoring and sun safety advice

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Frequently Asked Questions
High-risk patients should have annual or biannual checks, while everyone should perform monthly self-examinations.
No, early-stage cancers may be treated with creams, photodynamic therapy, or cryotherapy. Surgery is needed for certain types like BCC and SCC.
A mole is usually benign, but melanoma is cancerous. Any mole that changes in size, shape, or colour should be assessed.
Often, skin cancer is painless in early stages, which is why regular checks are so important.
Yes, even after treatment. Regular monitoring helps detect recurrence early.
No, while risk is lower, skin cancer can still occur, often in less sun-exposed areas.
We offer urgent same-week appointments for suspicious lesions.
We use advanced surgical and closure techniques to minimise scarring wherever possible.
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