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How Often Should You See a Dermatologist?

Regular skin checks are an important part of staying healthy — especially if you’ve had skin cancer before. In this video, Dr. Justin McLawhorn, M.D., a fellowship-trained, double board-certified dermatologist oncologist at UAMS, explains how often you should see your dermatologist

How Often Should You See a Dermatologist? Expert Advice on Skin Cancer Screenings

How Dr. Justin McLawhorn Treats Early-Stage Melanoma — and Why Skin Checks Matter

In this video, Dr. Justin McLawhorn, M.D., a fellowship-trained, double board-certified dermatologist oncologist, explains what patients can expect. The procedure involves carefully marking and numbing the area, removing the cancerous skin, and stitching the skin back together. Expert pathologists then examine the tissue under a microscope to confirm the melanoma has been completely removed.

How Dr. Justin McLawhorn Treats Early-Stage Melanoma — and Why Skin Checks Matter

What to Expect with MOHS Surgery for Skin Cancer at UAMS Health

For patients with skin cancers in cosmetically sensitive areas like the head, neck, or face, MOHS surgery is often the preferred treatment. At UAMS Health, Dr. Justin McLawhorn, M.D., a fellowship-trained, double board-certified dermatologist oncologist and MOHS surgeon, uses the MOHS appropriate use criteria — a clinical tool that helps determine whether a patient and their specific type of skin cancer are best treated with this precise surgical method.

What to Expect with MOHS Surgery for Skin Cancer at UAMS Health with Dr. Justin McLawhorn

How to Protect Your Skin from the Sun: Expert Tips from UAMS Health Dermatologist Oncologist

In this video, UAMS Health dermatologist oncologist Dr. McLawhorn shares his expert advice on protecting your skin and lowering your risk of skin cancer.

How to Protect Your Skin from the Sun: Expert Tips from UAMS Health Dermatologist Oncologist
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