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By Dr Raj Mallipeddi
23.07.24
Dermatologist

Skin Cancer in older adults: Ocurrence and prevention advice

Skin cancer is a prevalent condition, particularly among older adults. Understanding the risks, ocurrence, and prevention methods is crucial for managing and reducing the incidence of this disease. Here, leading consultant dermatological surgeon Dr Raj Mallipeddi provides an overview of skin cancer in older adults, focusing on ocurrence and practical advice for prevention.

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By Dr Raj Mallipeddi
22.06.20
Dermatologist

Skin cancer: What to expect from photodynamic therapy

If you have been told that photodynamic therapy is the recommended procedure for your skin cancer case, you might be wondering what happens exactly during treatment and whether it is a painful experience. Here, one of London's top dermatologists, Dr Raj Mallipeddi, explains all.

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By Dr Raj Mallipeddi
11.06.20
Dermatologist

Basal cell carcinoma: the most common skin cancer

Of all the types of skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common. Learn how basal cell carcinoma manifests, what causes it and how it’s treated from Dr Raj Mallipeddi, a consultant dermatologist and specialist in skin cancer.

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By Dr Raj Mallipeddi
23.11.18
Dermatologist

How serious is squamous cell skin carcinoma?

Squamous cell carcinoma (a form of skin cancer) can potentially appear anywhere on the body but is most likely to occur on parts that have had the most sun exposure. Leading dermatologist Dr Raj Mallipeddi explains when to see a doctor and the outlook on diagnosis.

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By Dr Raj Mallipeddi
06.11.18
Dermatologist

Skin deep: An expert’s guide to the world’s most common cancer

Skin cancer is a common danger – in fact, it is the most common form of cancer in the world. The idea that an innocent-looking mole on the skin could be deadly is a worrying prospect and the fact that simply being in the sun for too long can cause it is perhaps more worrying still. People often want to know how to spot skin cancer early and if it can be cured. Dr Raj Mallipeddi, London-based consultant dermatological surgeon, is here with the answers.

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By Dr Raj Mallipeddi
20.09.18
Dermatologist

Spotting the signs of basal cell carcinoma (BCC)

It is the most common type of skin cancer – but it can be fiendishly difficult to detect, because there is no “one” way it should look. In fact, there are over 20 growth patterns, some of which are hard to distinguish from an ordinary rash or spot. We asked Dr Raj Mallipeddi to explain the different types of basal cell carcinoma, what they can look like, and when you should see a doctor.

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By Dr Raj Mallipeddi
26.02.18
Dermatologist

What you need to know about Mohs surgery and slow Mohs surgery

Mohs surgery is a technique used to remove skin cancer or cure it: it is a specialised technique which was was invented by Frederic Mohs in the US. Dr Raj Mallipeddi explains how Mohs surgery is performed, and why slow Mohs surgery is recommended in certain cases.

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By Dr Raj Mallipeddi
18.01.18
Dermatologist

How successful is Mohs surgery?

Mohs surgery is one of the most successful procedures for the removal of skin cancer, but who is it suitable for? Expert dermatologist Dr Raj Mallipeddi explains how Mohs surgery is utilised to remove tumours, and what patients can expect after the procedure is completed.

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By Dr Raj Mallipeddi
03.01.18
Dermatologist

How are lasers used in dermatology?

Lasers are now widely used across many medical specialties, to successfully and quickly treat a wide range of medical conditions. Dr Raj Mallipeddi, leading consultant dermatologist and dermatological surgeon, explains how lasers can help dermatologists to treat a variety of problems.

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By Dr Raj Mallipeddi
30.10.17
Dermatologist

How to identify signs of skin cancer

Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer found worldwide, with an estimated 42 cases diagnosed every day in the UK alone. Dr Raj Mallipeddi, expert dermatologist & clinical lead for skin cancer, explains the risks we should be aware of & the changes in our skin we should be looking out for.

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