Skin cancer is the most common of all cancers. Most skin cancers are basal cell or squamous cell cancers. These non-melanoma skin cancers do not spread easily, are less threatening and are seldom fatal. Melanoma accounts for about 5% of all diagnosed skin cancers and is far more serious. If detected early, melanoma can almost always be cured, but when melanoma is not detected early it is much more likely to spread and can be fatal.

The best defense against developing skin cancer of any type is prevention and early detection. Find out if you are at risk for developing skin cancer.

Attention Physicians and Health Care Providers, don't miss our upcoming CME event Current Controversies in the Management of Breast Cancer and Melanoma.

Read the April 2010 Beyond Medicine magazine interview with Dr. Mohammed Kashani-Sabet

Learn more about our team of melanoma experts.

Read our recent press release Physician Foundation Melanoma Program Scores Big With a Triple Play
New program expands cancer, pathology and dermatology services.

Services Offered

• Pathology Evaluation
• Prognostic Evaluation


• Surgical Treatment
• Systemic Treatment
• Chemotherapy
• Immunotherapy
• Targeted Therapy
• Clinical Trials
• Radiation Oncology
• Cutaneous Lymphoma

Helpful Melanoma Websites

www.aimatmelanoma.org
www.skincancer.org
www.safefromthesun.org