Tru-Skin Dermatology Is Now Offering Non-Surgical Skin Cancer Treatment in Austin

Keloid Removal with Superficial Radiation Therapy by the SRT-100 Vision

We believe every patient has a choice when it comes to his or her healthcare. That’s why Tru-Skin Dermatology now offers a painless, safe and highly effective non-surgical option for skin cancer treatment in Austin and keloid removal — Superficial Radiation Therapy using Sensus Healthcare’s SRT-100 Vision.

There are four million new cases of basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma diagnosed in the United States each year. Skin cancer treatment options typically involve invasive incisions that damage healthy tissue and result in painful healing; a lengthy recovery and unsightly scarring that take an emotional toll on patients. Skin cancer treatment in Austin with the SRT-100 Vision is changing all that.

This new non-surgical skin cancer treatment with the SRT-100 Vision delivers a precise, calibrated dose of Superficial Radiation Therapy that only goes skin deep. This low-dose of radiation safely destroys non-melanoma skin cancer cells without damaging healthy surrounding tissue. There is no cutting or stitching, less risk for infection, and no need for reconstructive plastic surgery to repair surgical scars.

Not only this, but the SRT-100 Vision allows physicians at Tru-Skin Dermatology to see and treat the affected areas. For patients who want the ultimate in advanced superficial radiation technology, the SRT-100 Vision is built with the same features as the SRT-100, but also offers high-frequency ultrasound for imaging. This allows our physicians to view the areas being treated and assess them more thoroughly so treatment can be targeted more precisely.

Patients with skin cancer aren’t the only ones who can benefit from skin cancer treatment in Austin with the SRT-100 Vision. Superficial Radiation Therapy is also an effective treatment for keloid removal.

When the skin is wounded — whether through surgery or injury — fibrous tissue called scar tissue forms over the wound. In some cases, excessive scar tissue grows, forming a smooth, hard growth over the incision or injury. This growth is called a keloid and is often much larger than the original wound.

Keloids are chronic, non-malignant tumors that often form following surgery, but may also be triggered by other skin traumas, such as acne and chickenpox, ear piercing, burns and other skin injuries. These unsightly, embarrassing and sometimes painful scars affect nearly 18 million people in the U.S.

The SRT-100 Vision safely destroys the cells that form keloids, keeping the skin smooth as the incision heals. Patients may require a series of treatments, depending on the size of the keloid scar.

Performed right in the Tru-Skin Dermatology office, Superficial Radiation Therapy with the SRT-100 Vision delivers optimum results to treat skin cancer and remove keloid scars without the negative side effects of invasive treatments. This treatment is ideal for patients who have existing medical conditions that may make surgery a serious health risk.

Are you searching for an alternative skin cancer treatment in Austin? Look no further than Superficial Radiation Therapy with the SRT-100 Vision. Give Tru-Skin Dermatology a call today to schedule an appointment. Click here to learn more about the SRT-100 Vision.

This blog post is credited to Sensus Healthcare. Visit sensushealthcare.com for more information.