Understanding Your Skin Cancer Diagnosis
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Skin cancer can develop in various layers of the skin and comes in different types, including basal cell, squamous cell, and melanoma. Your pathology report provides detailed information about the tumor, helping you and your care team make informed decisions about treatment.
Our pathologists analyze your skin cancer report with precision and care, translating complex findings into clear insights while supporting you through every decision regarding your care..
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Frequently Asked Questions
Treatment varies by type and severity. Basal and squamous cell cancers may need less aggressive therapy, while melanoma often requires more intensive care. Understanding the type helps guide treatment.
Tumor thickness indicates how deep the cancer has penetrated the skin. Thicker tumors may carry higher risk and influence treatment planning.
Pathologists examine cell shape, growth patterns, and division rates under a microscope to determine aggressiveness and guide treatment decisions.
Yes. Certain genetic changes, particularly in melanoma, can impact targeted therapy options and help personalize treatment.
Sentinel lymph nodes help determine if cancer has spread beyond the skin. Their involvement can affect surgery, chemotherapy, or immunotherapy decisions.
Staging considers tumor size, depth, and spread to lymph nodes or other organs. Accurate staging helps your care team plan the most effective treatment.
These tests identify specific proteins in the tumor, helping doctors choose targeted or immunotherapy treatments for the best outcomes.
Understanding your report ensures you and your care team make informed treatment decisions, monitor progress, and plan follow-up care confidently.
