Frequently asked questions regarding skin cancer treatment
Why should I choose Mr Hamilton for my skin cancer treatment?
What other sources of information on skin cancer are there?
How do I arrange a consultation about skin cancer diagnosis with Mr Hamilton in London, UK
Why should I choose Mr Hamilton for my skin cancer treatment?
As a named surgeon for the North London Skin Cancer Network, Stephen Hamilton works closely with consultant dermatologists, oncologists and pathologists with a specialist interest in the management as part of the “Multi-Disciplinary Team”. He is able to give specialist advice on the management of skin cancers, offering surgical treatment where appropriate and calling on the expertise of his colleagues in these other specialties where necessary.
Mr Hamilton has a background in skin cancer research, his MD thesis specifically looking at new ways of diagnosing and treating melanoma.
He is happy to see patients concerned about the possibility of skin lesions being cancerous can offer advice and, if required, treatment. Whilst a great deal of information is available on the internet and in other media about skin cancer and its features, when worried it is usually best to consult your GP or a specialist.
Mr Hamilton offers specialised management of skin cancers including Sentinel Node Biopsy in melanoma, a technique used to give more information on the likelihood that a melanoma skin cancer may have spread.
What other sources of information are there on skin cancer?
Click here for Cancerbackup skin cancer information pages
Click here for NHS Direct skin cancer information
Please note: these links are external to this website and are neither monitored nor controlled by us. If in doubt, consult your GP or a specialist.