are the two most common types of skin cancer. BCC’s typically appear as raised, waxy, pearly, pink bumps on the skin, while SCC’s appear as scaly or crusty patches that may bleed or become inflamed. We can effectively treat both BCC and SCC using various methods, such as Mohs surgery, excision, radiation therapy, topical therapies, and photodynamic therapy. Mohs surgery is a specialized surgical procedure used to remove cancerous or precancerous growths in which the surgeon removes layers of tissue until only healthy tissue remains. Excision involves surgically removing the growth and a small margin of healthy tissue surrounding it. Radiation therapy involves using high-energy radiation to destroy cancer cells, while topical therapies involve applying medication directly to the affected area, such as chemotherapy or immunotherapy creams. Photodynamic therapy involves using a photosensitizing agent and a special light to destroy the affected cells. Your dermatologist will recommend the best treatment option based on the type, size, and location of the cancer, to ensure the best possible outcome.