Category: Skin Cancer

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Surprising Facts About Skin Cancer CSI Dermatologists Want You to Know

Edited by Julia Kwan, MD

Skin cancer isn’t something we typically associate with glamorous reality shows like The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. So, it was a sad surprise when Teddi Mellencamp, a Real Housewives alum and daughter of...read more


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Are You Doing Enough to Protect Yourself Against Skin Cancer?

Edited by Jack Sharkey, PA-C, MMS

California Skin Institute has helped countless patients effectively treat skin cancer, from basal cell carcinoma to aggressive forms of deadly melanoma. Though our doors are always open to patients dealing with skin cancer,...read more


Medical Dermatology, Skin Cancer

CSI Dermatologists’ Guide to Self-Checking for Skin Cancer

Reviewed by Cathleen Exconde-Mercado, NP

Skin cancer is a serious concern, but the silver lining is that it can often be spotted early if you know what to look for. Many cases of skin cancer are...read more


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Introducing Mineral Sunscreen Drops SPF 50!

Reviewed by a California Skincare Specialists

Say goodbye to outdated, heavy sunscreens and hello to the future of sun protection. California Skin Institute proudly presents its latest innovation: Mineral Sunscreen Drops SPF 50, a groundbreaking serum-based sunscreen that redefines...read more


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The 3 Ps of California Summer Sun Care for Your Skin

California women get praise in pop songs for their tans. “The West Coast has the sunshine and the girls all get so tan,” the Beach Boys famously sang in their 60s song, “California Girls.” About 40 years later, Katy...read more


In The News, Medical Dermatology, Skin Cancer

Skin Cancers Once Considered Less Fatal Now Reported To Cause More Deaths Worldwide

Reviewed by Moriah Barboza, CFNP

Nonmelanoma skin cancer death rates found to be higher than melanoma

Medical scientists at a recent international dermatology conference reported that nonmelanoma skin cancers now top melanoma in causing deaths. The scientists based...read more