Dermatologist Explains: Warning Signs of Skin Cancer
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- čas přidán 5. 04. 2024
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I’m 52 and I live in Australia and I’ve been wearing sunscreen every single day since I was 18 years old. I stopped laying out in the sun since I was 17 years old.
Thank you for this video, I had a very small spot on my leg that would get nicked when I shaved and it would have a burning feeling when I scratched it. Went to my Dr. She took it off in the office and sent it in and it came back as cancer . I’m glad I trusted my gut feeling .
Thanks for spreading awareness!
Thanks for spreading the word
I am so grateful for your videos. Thanks a million!
I appreciate this video :) This is more meaningful than just skincare.
TY so much❤ just had my annual skin check and was concerned about 3 spots...sure enough the 2 on my left hand were precancerous and the spot on my right forearm was biopsied and turned out to be squamous cell...going in on Tues for further treatment ❤ 😂😂 oh, my lord, YES...laying out in the sun with baby oil 🤢 and using tanning beds 🤢 HUGE NO NOS
Appreciate these types of videos from you and the other derm channels. I believe Terry Bradshaw has also dealt with merkel cell.
Excellent presentation! Thank you for your outreach. You and other well-credentialed CZcams physicians are providing a much-needed service to so many of us. Best wishes!
Thank you for sharing this wealth of information! Excellent review of skin cancer!
I have a whole new level of respect for you Dr 🎉❤ thank you for this
I really love your videos!
A few years back I had MOHS surgery on my back. It wasn’t melanoma but it was cancerous.
My aunt died from melanoma. She was a sun worshipper and had red hair and freckles. UGH
Thank you!
Thank You Doc🌷🌿💫
This was SO helpful thanks for putting this together. I also enjoy your reels on toenails and fingernails. I solely started putting on sunscreen daily due to your videos (EltaMD). My facial lady told me about it months ago so I bought one but thought she was just upselling me, so I didn't take it seriously until I started watching your videos. I couldn't get rid of dark spots under my eyes after several chemical peels and a dermatologist told me about Melasma but they prescribed me too many products, so I left it alone because it was all too confusing but with the daily sunscreen and moisturizer usage, things are slowly getting better. One of my toenails is also fairly dark but I've been changing all eating habits and using fungal creams, so I hope it gets better. Your videos are fun, light and informative. Keep up the great work!
I'm also curious on your thoughts about Kojic Acid and Turmeric mix to help with dark spots? There's many TikTok videos on facial wipes and soaps with this mixture that people are praising.
Thank you. Your content is very much appreciated!
Thank you so so much for saying that!!!
Thanks lots Doctor ❤❤❤
This video without a doubt will save at least one life.
Thank you for all the info, Doctor Sugai! 😊
Appreciate you for watching!!🙏☺️
Can you review the Gold bond overnight Retinol for face and body. Thanks for all you do ❤
Thank you so much for this thoughtful, really informative video on a really important topic Dr. Sugai!
Really appreciate your comment. Made my day. Hope it helps 🙏❤️😊
Thank you for this important video Dr. Sugai. I would love to see more like this in the future. Skincare videos are everywhere, but few people have the education that you do to give us the science of skin.
That means a lot hearing that! Agree that skincare videos are plentiful and do get the views on social media platforms but these types of videos carry more importance! Thank you!
I had melanoma on my ankle…The first doctor i went said,its nothing.I went to a second doctor because i was 100% sure something is wrong.The color/the form and it was growing.She catch it and i could avoid chemotherapy 🙏🏻 2 surgeries and im all good.👍🏻
Great job advocating and knowing that something wasn’t “right” with that lesion! I feel like my patients sometimes have a sixth sense about these things and I’m glad you kept with it. Take care!
I’m Native American and I’ve had several skin cancers removed. I was shocked but I was raised on a farm and outdoors all the time.
Had skin cancer, my doc caught it early. I live in Canada and there are almost no Dermatologists , its terrible. No one wants to do this profession anymore or they go to the states. More Money to earn in the states. So what do people do? They remove it themselves. With Nail clippers sissors you name it.. Crazy !
The states has a different set of problems. Thanks to our glorious helath care system ( 🙄) it costs an arm and a leg to get anything checked out. I had one suspicious mole checked out and removed. After it was all said and done I got the bill for $700! When I asked why so much when they said ahead of time they accept my insurance, they said it’s because the insurance is only accepted by some teams but not others (between the derm doing to the removal, the labs doing the biopsy test, etc). With bills like that, the chance of me getting future problems checked out are slim. $700 for a false alarm 😑
I had a Spitzoid melanoma that arose in an old scar from a nail puncture that had been on my elbow 12 years. Thought it was a granuloma until it became intensely itching. Thankfully no metastasis and 6 years later I am still cancer free post removal and free flap skin graft from my upper arm!
hello! greetings from canada! loving your channel! off topic but could you do a video on how to go about looking for a qualified derm?? what to look for? what to ask? how to know they're actually good? thank you!
Hello! Thank you for watching and great question. It can be tough as you will have to do your research beforehand and always good to check their social media pages out to see their interests and their style of educating/counseling. I would def look at credentials which is usually readily found online. I can def do a quick section of this in another video 👍
I’ve had 3 squamous cell carcinomas. One on my leg I thought was a boil..removed. My temple had a small flaky patch of skin… removed easily by plastic surgery. My last was a tiny bit of flaky skin on tip of my nose. I was using RetinA so I moisturized.. it kept being flaky. My doctor said it was nothing… but I went to the dermatologist after 2 more weeks of tiny flakes. Biopsy showed squamous cell again. Had to have 2 MOHS surgeries and plastic surgery..the whole tip of my nose was removed down to the cartilage. So just a bit of flaky skin that doesn’t heal-get it checked!!! I’m getting checks every 6 months now and paying the price for all the sun I got when I was younger. Most of your aging comes from the sun.
Cancer and advanced aging… what else do you have to hear before you use sunscreen?
I wish I had known. Make a trip to the dermatologist a part of your annual checkup.
I’ve had a few basal cell cancers removed as well as squamous cell. Tons of suns exposure and used tanning beds for years. I wish I could take it all back, but now I have to get checked often and I’m glad I haven’t gotten a melanoma!
@@cindysharp4466 amen to that! I had a checkup last week and nothing new to see.. (whew!) .. but I told the dermatologist ..I know he says skin cancers, if caught early, are usually the “best” cancers🙄😬… but that word ‘cancer’ changed my life. I consider myself a bit of a health nut, and that diagnosis instantly changed my life…I felt so vulnerable and human!! The dismissive diagnosis-telling you that you are FINE and no need to worry about-blah blah… I heard none of it! I stopped listening at “cancer”. This last one, being such a front and center surgery, really put me in a funk for the longest time. Like you, the realization that I have myself to blame for this, added to the frustration and sadness..
Now I am better..and he is happy with all my preventative steps. Getting a handle on being careful is my new busy work!
I wish you peace and good health in your future. Stay vigilant and well💕
@@Barb6106Hi! I feel the same. My dermatologist wasn’t very dismissive, he actually scared me to death lol. I wasn’t worried with the first 2 and then he said I’d likely keep getting them as I have damaged the dna. He did say to take Heliocare and vitamin D+k2. I have a check up in May. Fingers crossed! Take care and be well 😊
I have psoriasis,There are other ways of to clear it up. Back when I was high school I had or so bad, that before bed, I had to apply coal tar, Saran Wrap and then sleep in this weird suit. Got me out of my senior yin gym though.
Can I use Anua niacinamide 10% + TXA 4% and Beauty of Joseon Deep glowy serum + rice + alpha arbutin daily?
There is another skin cancer that appears as eczema. My nephew at a very young age, was diagnosed with eczema by two doctors. The third one decided to do a biopsy. He has to have mustard and light therapy. I'm so glad my sister followed her gut feeling! I don't remember the name of the cancer but they told my sister it is rare and that is why the other doctors assumed it was just ezcema.
I am asian. Was obsessed with tanning beds for a couple years when I was in my 30's. Then came to my senses. Since then I avoid the sun and use sunscreen but totally am paranoid of every mole and freckle on my body. I believed the myth that only lighter skinned people got skin cancer. If only I could go back in time.
Thanks for emphasizing that no matter our racial background or tone, we all need to protect. I’m glad you’re wearing sunscreen now! I always tell my patients to still enjoy the outdoors- just protect! Take care 🙏🙏🙏
I am fair. I have had 3 people in my family get Melanoma. One brother died. My Dad got it when he was 60 and again in his 70’s. First time on his back. Second time on his forehead.
Sorry to hear about your family history but thank you for sharing and spreading awareness. 🙏🙏🙏
in shorts you said you liked Naturium Vit C serum but did not say how much vitamin C is in this product
It is only 10% ? So it's mild?
Great PSA, skin color is not the protection we assume. Wear sunscreen and get a skin check-up if you notice anything.
Dr. can you help me my face too much melasma too much sensitive please help me
Go to a doctor in your city
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I went to Las Vegas skin and Cancer for a mile check and the crappy PA-C did not utilize the dermascope. 😳👎🏻🥜 I could not get out of there any faster and filed a complaint and they didn’t do shit. Never going back!
Instead of filing a complaint, did you ask, "Is this the type of mole that warrants a closer look with a dermatoscope?” Maybe the very obvious answer (to a dermatologist) is No, which explains why they didn't use one. But instead you assume you know more than someone who went to medical school because you watched a very generalized video.
Sometimes a mole is just a mole.
This is like going to a restaurant and filing a complaint that your chef didn't use a whisk... even though you ordered a salad.
That's so annoying! Why even do a skin check with out a derma scope. At my last skin check Dr
Sugai checked this weird little mole that had shown up out of nowhere and over time had gotten bigger with his scope and he was saying it looked more like a seborrheic keratosis like I usually have. I told him I had a bad feeling about it since I was over 50years old and you aren't supposed to develop new moles after that. He cut it off and sent it to be biopsied. It was cancerous and he had clean borders so I should be fine! You HAVE to be an advocate for your self and get the treatment you need. Skin cancer is no joke!
@@JillKnapp I did genius! The bull shit PA-C wanted to do a punch hole to test it or whatever they do and she never put a dermascope to it, and asked the “fraud” to use one and she still didn’t. I am the boss, I am the patient, I pay the Freaking co-pay and they still bill your damn insurance. Criminals!
20 cm birth mark?? 😱 at 4:46
Yes- “giant congenital nevi” can carry a higher risk of melanoma development down the road.