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Possibility Of Skin Cancer On Nose. Biopsy Scheduled. Possible Treatment?

my family physician says I have skin cancer on my nose . am trying to find a dermatologist that will take self pay to schedule a biopsy , the referral from my doctor will jot see me till the middle of May. Is there someplace to go for a biopsy that is low cost, and can I get something for my regular doctor to get the biopsy done?
Fri, 24 May 2013
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Dear Ma'am/ Sir,

Sorry to hear about your problem. If the physician is suspecting cancer, you should not delay the biopsy and have it done as soon as possible. If it is small lesion, then whole of it can be excised in one sitting followed by reconstruction, if required. Going by the location of the lesion, it seems to be a basal cell carcinoma, which if treated in the initial stages has a very good prognosis.
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Possibility Of Skin Cancer On Nose. Biopsy Scheduled. Possible Treatment?

Dear Ma am/ Sir, Sorry to hear about your problem. If the physician is suspecting cancer, you should not delay the biopsy and have it done as soon as possible. If it is small lesion, then whole of it can be excised in one sitting followed by reconstruction, if required. Going by the location of the lesion, it seems to be a basal cell carcinoma, which if treated in the initial stages has a very good prognosis.