Melanoma & non-melanoma types

Skin Cancer: symptoms, care team & integrative support

Skin cancer develops in skin cells, most often in sun-exposed areas. It includes melanoma (less common, more serious) and non-melanoma types (more common, generally more treatable) — both respond well to early detection.

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Step 2Meet the right specialist for your case
Step 3Coordinated supportive care alongside treatment
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Please note: This page is for general awareness only and is not a diagnosis. These symptoms can also be caused by many non-cancerous conditions. If you notice any of them persisting, please see a doctor promptly — early evaluation is always the safer path.
Watch for

Common symptoms

General awareness signs — always confirmed through proper medical evaluation, not self-diagnosis.

A new or changing mole
A sore that doesn't heal
A growth with irregular borders or colour
Itching, bleeding or crusting of a skin spot
A patch of skin that looks different from surrounding skin

Where to start

The right specialist for skin cancer

Surgical Oncology

Start here — your case is then coordinated with the rest of the panel as needed.

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Supportive care

How integrative support helps

Run alongside your prescribed oncology treatment — never in place of it.

Ayurveda Support

Supportive care for skin and general wellbeing.

Psycho-Oncology & Social Work

Support around appearance-related concerns.

Onco-Nutrition

General wellbeing support through treatment.


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