What a basalioma looks like

Basalioma first looks like a light-colored bubble on the skin. Over time, it becomes crusted and may bleed. As it dries, it resembles a rough irritation or even a normal mole.

But basalioma is a squamous cell malignant skin cancer. You should not panic early: the tumor grows slowly and rarely metastasizes. Timely treatment allows the cancer to be completely cured.

Much depends on the patient, namely – when he notices the neoplasm and consults a doctor. Basaliomas are localized on the hands, face, and sometimes in the hair. Any new formation on the skin (even one that looks like a spot or mole) needs your attention!

Observe him. Warning signs:

• it grows (take a picture of the spot or formation next to the ruler to check);
• the tumor’s bleeding;
• the mass has jagged edges;
• the tumor is invading healthy tissue, causing discomfort.

Seek medical attention immediately: it is important to get quality medical care. At the clinic. “MDI”. Israel has experienced dermatologists and oncologists who can detect basalioma in its early stages. And this is the key to successful treatment.

Diagnosis of basalioma

Diagnosis of basalioma skin cancer:

• Examination and acceptance of complaints. Your doctor will ask you when you noticed the tumor, how fast it is growing, and if there is any blood, sores, etc.
• Dermatoscope examination.
• Histologic examination of a fragment of the mass.

The doctor can then prescribe treatment.

How basalioma is treated

Modern methods of removing tumors on the skin give you the opportunity to choose, taking into account the recommendations of the doctor and the wishes of the patient. There are 3 options today (but only your oncologist can advise the best one).

If the basaloma has metastasized, then complex therapy with injections or other ways to shrink the tumor is used. In the early stages of basalioma, the chances of success are very high, so don’t delay your doctor’s visit or scheduled procedure.