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If you suspect that you may have skin cancer or if you have noticed any concerning changes in your skin, it's important to book a checkup with a trusted medical professional. At Bluff Road Medical, our team of experienced doctors and healthcare practitioners can provide you with a comprehensive skin cancer screening and diagnosis. We use advanced technology and techniques to detect and diagnose skin cancer early, so you can get the treatment you need and minimize the risks of further complications. Don't hesitate to contact us to schedule a skin cancer checkup and ensure your health and well-being. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Skin Cancer? Book a Checkup with Bluff Road Medical


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  1. Ultraviolet (UV) RadiationOne of the main risk
    factors for skin cancer is exposure to
    ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
  2. Fair SkinPeople with fair skin are at a higher
    risk for developing skin cancer than those with
    darker skin.
  3. Family HistoryPeople who have a family history
    of skin cancer are also at an increased risk for
    developing the disease.
  4. Exposure to ChemicalsExposure to certain
    chemicals can also increase your risk for
    developing skin cancer.
  5. Immune SuppressionPeople with weakened immune
    systems are also at an increased risk for
    developing skin cancer.
  6. AgeSkin cancer is most common in older adults,
    although it can occur at any age.

Skin Cancer Risk Factors
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1. Make an appointment with your GP If you're
concerned about skin cancer, the first step is to
make an appointment with your GP. 2. Describe
your symptoms When you see your GP, be sure to
describe your symptoms in as much detail as
possible. This will help them to make a more
accurate diagnosis. 3. Tell them about any
changes in your skin Be sure to tell your GP
about any changes in your skin, such as new moles
or changes in existing moles. You should also
mention if you've noticed any bleeding, itching,
or crusting of the skin. 4. Ask about treatment
options Once your GP has diagnosed skin cancer,
they will discuss treatment options with you.
Treatment will vary depending on the type and
stage of cancer, but may include surgery,
radiotherapy, or chemotherapy. 5. Follow up
appointments After treatment, it's important to
have regular follow-up appointments with your GP
so that they can monitor your progress and ensure
that the cancer has not returned.
Seeing your GP about skin cancer
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Bluff Road Medical is a skin cancer specialist
centre, with a team of experienced and qualified
doctors.
We use the latest technology to detect and treat
skin cancer, including high-definition cameras
and lasers.
why you should choose Bluff Road Medical for your
skin cancer checks?
We offer a range of treatment options, including
surgery, radiation therapy and chemotherapy.
We have a dedicated team of support staff who can
help you through your treatment journey.
We offer a relaxed and comfortable environment,
with ample parking and easy access to public
transport.
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