Superficial Radiotherapy (SRT) has been used to successfully treat non-melanoma skin cancers for hundred’s of years. In fact, the first case of skin cancer being treated and cured using this method was published in 1903. Since then, the treatment has advanced and today, we are achieving some outstanding results, as you can see below. Some […]
READ MORESun spots are a sign of over exposure to the suns UV rays. While they are not generally dangerous, they are a sign to keep an eye on your skin for any potential skin cancer.
READ MOREWelcome to summer! You’d be forgiven for thinking we are well and truly into this season already, but alas, it’s just started. Regardless of whether it’s a scorcher or not, we need to remind you of one of the perils associated with summer – sun exposure. Whether you’re inland or coastal, summer is jam-packed with […]
READ MOREThis lovely patient had 4 squamous cell carcinoma’s on his left lower leg and also had Type 2 Diabetes. Generally, this causes concerns about wound healing and potential ulceration, but as superficial radiotherapy is a non-invasive solution the results achieved were outstanding.
READ MOREMEDIA RELEASE – Sunday 10 November 2019 Just Skin Treatment Clinic, a revolutionary non-surgical solution for non-melanoma skin cancer, was nominated as a finalist in the 2019 Sunshine Coast Business Awards in the Health & Wellness category, along with 15 other small and large local businesses. Attending all events associated with the awards, including the Media […]
READ MOREUnfortunately, there are many weird and not so wonderful forms of skin cancer or, in this case, preludes to skin cancer. You may have heard the term Bowen’s Disease but not associated it with skin cancer. Whilst it isn’t clinically defined as skin cancer, it is an early form of Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) with […]
READ MOREMEDIA RELEASE – Superficial Radiotherapy (SRT), is now available for the first time in Gympie. Residents in the community, and the surrounding regions, who suffer from non-melanoma skin cancer will now have access to this affordable, specialised and life-saving skin cancer treatment close to home.
READ MOREBasal Cell Carcinoma is the most common type of skin cancer, forming in the deepest layer of the skins epidermis. This is how they generally look and behave.
READ MOREAn SCC begins in the upper layer (see image included) of the skins epidermis, and correlate to approximately 30% of non-melanoma skin cancers.
READ MOREThis delightful 95-year-old man presented with two non-melanoma skin cancers; one on his nose and the other on his chin and both diagnosed as Basal Cell Carcinoma’s. Superficial radiotherapy was used to treat and cure the cancers, with outstanding results achieved.
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