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Sunday, July 13th, 2014 Innovative Foot and Ankle

Early Detection of Skin Cancer

Podiatrists are uniquely trained to identify both benign and malignant skin tumors on the feet and lower legs. These conditions may present differently than skin cancers found elsewhere on the body, making a podiatrist’s clinical training essential in early detection and proper diagnosis. Regular examinations by a podiatrist can help catch potential skin cancers early, leading to more effective treatment outcomes.

Why Consult a Podiatrist?

Because skin cancers in the lower extremities may have atypical appearances, consulting a podiatrist is important for individuals who notice unusual skin changes on their feet or legs. A podiatrist’s expertise allows them to determine whether further testing or a biopsy is necessary, helping to ensure that any abnormalities are addressed promptly.

Conclusion

If you notice any changes in the skin of your feet or lower legs, it’s important to seek the expertise of a podiatrist. Early detection of skin cancer can greatly improve treatment options and outcomes. For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact Innovative Foot & Ankle at one of our four New Jersey locations in Kenilworth, Bayonne, Cranford, and Little Ferry.

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