What does skin cancer look like

Skin cancer, as the name suggests, is a type of cancer that grows on the skin. It has all the characteristics of cancer, is easy to spread, and is incurable. The only difference is that it grows on the surface of the skin. Unlike cancers in the internal organs that are difficult to detect, skin cancer grows on the surface and can not only be seen but also touched, which also means that it affects the appearance. But what does skin cancer look like?

Generally speaking, skin cancer grows in the superficial layer of the skin and is easily palpable. Generally speaking, it looks like a tumor, and the size and location of the tumor vary depending on the disease and the patient. Moreover, this tumor will gradually move as the disease progresses.
Secondly, for the treatment of skin cancer, due to its own characteristics, it is generally treated by surgery, radiotherapy, and cryotherapy. Some are treated by local anesthesia, which is called chemotherapy. Chemotherapy is generally used in conjunction with other therapies.
Physical therapy can also be used to treat skin cancer. The tumor growing on the surface of the skin is removed by physical methods such as clicking or burning, thus achieving the therapeutic effect. However, physical therapy can only be used as a complementary therapy because it causes great damage to the skin.