Skin Cancer Treatment in Redlands

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the US. However, it does not have to be fatal, especially when caught early. That’s why you shouldn’t ignore unusual skin bumps, lesions, discolorations, and other irregularities when they appear. Our skin cancer experts have the experience and training to help you overcome this disease. We highly recommend regular skin cancer screenings. If a carcinoma is found, we’ll discuss the best solution with you from among the following treatment options: topical creams, excisional surgery, electrodesiccation and curettage (ED&C), cryotherapy, and Mohs micrographic surgery.


We provide an assortment of treatment options that can be customized to suit your needs based on your goals, concerns, and opinions about which treatment is right for you. We’ll be with you throughout the process with compassionate care and support so you can have your life back and live it to the fullest.

West Dermatology Redlands
1457 Ford St #105 Redlands, CA 92373
(909) 748-5900


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Location: 1457 Ford St STE 105, Redlands, CA 92373, USA

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