Basalioma
Skin cancer - basal cell carcinoma
Basal cell carcinomas, like squamous cell carcinomas of the skin, belong to the non-melanotic (light, white) skin cancer. Basal cell carcinomas develop from cells in the so-called basal cell layer of the skin and the root sheaths of the hair follicles. They occur most frequently in the head and neck area, less frequently on the torso, arms or legs. In contrast to malignant melanoma, black skin cancer, basal cell carcinomas rarely form secondary tumors (metastases) in other organs. However, the tumors can grow aggressively into the surrounding tissue, also affecting cartilage and bone.
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During a conversation, we can answer a wide variety of questions about basal cell carcinomas with you. These include:
- How dangerous is basalioma?
- Is a basalioma malignant?
- How quickly does a basalioma have to be removed?
- What does a basalioma look like?
- What happens if a basalioma is not removed?
- Can a basalioma regress?
- Is a basal cell carcinoma painful?
Therapy with PDT
Photodynamic therapy
We have a very good experience with APH therapy. You can also find more information about the therapy on our web page. We are happy to explain the content of PDT therapy in a personal conversation.
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