Skin Cancer Screening

Summer is a time for outdoor adventures, beach days, and warm sunshine. However, as enjoyable as summer can be, it’s crucial to be mindful of the impact of the sun’s rays on our skin, especially as we age. Prolonged exposure to UV radiation can accelerate aging, leading to premature wrinkles, age spots, and an increased […]

Understanding melanoma risk factors can be lifesaving for you or someone you love. May is Melanoma Awareness Month, a time to educate and raise awareness about this potentially fatal form of skin cancer. Understanding your risks and recognizing early signs of melanoma is crucial for prevention and early detection. Get Checked During Melanoma Awareness Month

A source of vitamin D, lower blood pressure, better moods, and improved sleep are just some of the benefits of being out in the sun. However, too much UV exposure can increase your risk of skin cancer, and those risks may be higher among women under 50. Skin cancer occurs when exposure to UV rays causes

The Skin Cancer Foundation reports that every year, more individuals are diagnosed with skin cancer than any other kind of cancer. Fortunately, skin cancer screenings may help detect skin cancers early, when they’re easier to treat and less likely to cause complications or death. Skin cancer may affect people of any race or ethnicity, so it’s important to be

Skin cancer affects individuals of all ages, let that be known upfront. However, as you mature and your exposure to the sun continues, you have an increased risk. Stone Oak Dermatology is here to give you the insights you need to minimize your risk for skin cancer as you get older. Why Does Old Age Increase

Skin cancer is prevalent, affecting an estimated one in five Americans during their lifetimes. Fortunately, most skin cancer is also very treatable, especially with early detection. That’s why annual skin cancer screenings are so essential. At Stone Oak Dermatology, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Linda Banta recommends these routine checkups at least once a year. Here’s why booking your appointment should be