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Thanks for all the great information. Bless you

Where can I get this done?

Yay❤ love my fellow therapists!!! And love my patients too ❤❤❤

How much for cost

The link to the gentle cure information lists the same side effects as Fluorouracil. Can anyone who has tried both treatments compare the side effects? Thank you.

what is ultrasound used for in radiation therapy?

Love this

The guy in the black scrubs and the lady w the orange bob were the best ones 🤣🤣

How do you find a doctor that offers IG-SRT? I have called all over the place and nobody offers it close to me. The closest is 90 min. one way. If it was just a couple treatments, I'd go, but 15-20 treatments is so much traveling.

Is this the FRT treatment, just got diagnosed yesterday it is at the top of my lip or the bottom of my nose , they gave me two options , FRT treatment or the mohs

My doctor would rather perform Mohs on me b/c I’m only 57 yo. She is under the impression that IG SRT is best for over 65 yo patients. She was told in school that there is a risk of another cancer in 20-30 years?! I couldn’t get more specific answers so I switched doctors. I’m still researching to learn what study showed this risk. ( After 4 Mohs surgeries on my face, I declined a fifth one ) BCC s keep popping up. 😩

My cancer is at the center of my upper lip. is this an area that Guided SRT could be used.

Can’t get SRT in Nevada

When it comes to a diagnosis of micronodular bcc, would treatment with IG-SRT be a better option than Mohs, given that the IG-SRT can somewhat saturate an area, and in theory destroy these drifting islands of bcc that would possibly be outside of a clear Mohs margin? Thank you in advance for your reply.

Now I am worried as I only had 5 sessions of radiation on my nose and you are talking about 20! How do I know if all the cancer was destroyed?

I have basal cell on my nose and wonder if this kind of treatment would be applicable for use in that area? This sounds wonderful when compared to the alternative of Mohs surgery

No dermatologist will tell you about SRT only mohs the only way I found out about this was online and to say that I was mad is an understatement

I researched this method as well, however, after careful understanding of details, I decided to have Moh's surgery for treatment for a spot of BCC on side of my nose. It's the gold-standard for removal of BCC cancer and radiation can cause cancer years down the road. The irony ! Everyone has to decide for themselves. My doctor was able to stitch the pass area (hole) and it doesn't even show. My scar will be aligned with the natural crease on the side of my nose. I can share photos if anyone needs them. May God bless us all as we share information and support.

Had SRT for my BCC, located one-inch above my left eye. Zero marks or discoloration and certified cancer-free after five years. A friend of mine went the Mohs route for SCC on his face, which ultimately required plastic surgery(permanently disfigured now). I told him to get SRT, but he didn’t listen. If it’s in an inconspicuous area, by all means go with Mohs. Don’t play games, if it’s on your face - go with SRT.

I'm of East European descent and also a retired airline pilot. Have had many MOHS procedures and haven't had any adverse effects. It's always done what we needed, and I was confident that we got all of it at that site. There are limits, for sure. Congrats on youre good outcomes! Keep the blue side up!

I had a bcc on my medical canthus. I had surgery with a reconstruction flap .Now I find out that they didn't remove all of the cancer .I have been told I need further surgery or radiotherapy. The problem is any further surgery will probably involve eye lid reconstruction ,or have the radiotherapy but I'm a bit concerned what the radiotherapy will do to my eye

Thank you for your story.. wish you well.

I’m having this procedure in a couple of weeks. I have cancer on my ear. With Mohs surgery they would have to take off the tip of my ear and I would have reconstructive surgery. The SRT treatment was more expensive for me (I have to pay my deductible then 25% of the cost of the procedure) but I think it is well worth it.

Unfortunately Radiation causes skin cancer, takes 10 years to develop. It's not a first-line or evan a second-line treatment option according to national guidelines on skin cancer treatment. The radiation scars worsen and look horrible over time, THE CANCER IS REPLACED BY SCAR TISSUE. The actual cure rates are a abysmal, in fact in most studies only half of the patients have follow-up of 12 months or more. How can you compare that to standard 5 year cure rates for other modalities. There is no biopsy or sample taken to determine if the cancer is indeed gone, its just a blind procedure. The tissue becomes severely denatured like cardboard, the blood vessels are all but obliterated and the collagen is akin to a microwaved piece of chicken, so that when surgery has to be done for radiation treatment failures the patient is left deformed or with a permanent wound that never heals. The consequences to patients will be severe and only noticed when its too late. Expect to see more bad outcomes in the next 10-20 years. Unfortunate it's being pushed so aggressively by device manufacturers.

Unfortunately Radiation causes skin cancer, takes 10 years to develop. It's not a first-line or evan a second-line treatment option according to national guidelines on skin cancer treatment. The radiation scars worsen over time, look at his nose the scar is not ideal. The actual cure rates are a abysmal, in fact in most studies only half of the patients have follow-up of 12 months or more. How can you compare that to standard 5 year cure rates for other modalities. There is no biopsy or sample taken to determine if the cancer is indeed gone, its just a blind procedure. The tissue becomes severely denatured like cardboard, the blood vessels are all but obliterated and the collagen is akin to a microwaved piece of chicken, so that when surgery has to be done for radiation treatment failures the patient is left deformed or with a permanent wound that never heals. The consequences to patients will be severe and only noticed when its too late. Expect to see more bad outcomes in the next 10-20 years. Unscrupulous.

I was diagnosed with Squamous Cell Carcinoma in situ last month. My dermatologist immediately wanted to schedule me for Mohs surgery. I did some research and found IG-SRT which is perfect for my kind of cancer. I have my simulation this Friday and am looking forward to becoming cancer free by the end of the year. Most insurances cover it, including Medicare. I am thankful to have found an alternative to surgery with a success rate of over 99%. Do your research and go with the treatment plan that works for you. Good luck to everyone diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer.

I have basal cell carcinoma on my eyelid My dermatologist only referred me to chemo since mine is too big for mohs surgery. Does Medicare cover this?

When you have Moh's have the surgeon be a plastic surgeon too.

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Where can I do this

What do the initials stand for? I want to ask my Dermatologist about this! I don’t know enough from these videos what to ask?!

There are a many negative aspects to SRT as there are positive. You will not see any of them on this channel though, if you are interested ask a dermatologists, I did.

Thank you for this video.

Fantastic dear Friend ....superb awesome so nice video. Have a blessed time! Love ♥

What does SRT stand for?

Does insurance cover this? I hate having so many surgeries I’ve had 5 Mohs so far and I’m beginning to feel like Frankenstein!

Do you have this in NYC n does insurance cover it?

how long has this treatment been on the market ???

Has been the best job I ever had. I love working here, we’ve got a great team❤

Getting ready to start this after being diagnosed with a small squamous cell carcinoma on the bridge of my nose. Very glad to find an alternative to Mohs!

SkinCure Oncology - Hi there. Very interesting! Since I've had Follicular Lymphoma I have had (not counting biopsies) five skin cancer excisions (2 - cBCC and 3 cSCC). My latest forehead cSCC had progressed into my skeletal muscle. Because my FL has relapsed (presently Stage 3) my Onc has just ordered a Head and Neck CT scan to make sure my Cervical nodes have not been reached yet by my FL or metastatic cSCC. Fingers crossed. It's far too late for my nose - my first cBCC was on its tip and the tip was chopped off and replaced with has turned into a white scar tissue replacement from a chunk of my forehead. The forehead now has a pretty white scar where one sneeze from me broke the stitches and viola - two white scars. Sigh. The background was just to explain my bona fides - my concern is radiation. Jerry and I have skin skin cancers from radiation. My immune system in a four train crash and I'm concerned to voluntarily expose myself to radiation. Alay my fears, CT scans, and "Image-Guided SRT" - Frying pan fire? Really looking forward to your response. Thanks in advance! I sure we all have the same objective - beat cancer!

Holy cow Jerry, My mother was a redhead of Irish descent and I was an airline captain for 30 years !! Just had a 3rd Mohs surgery for a squamous carcinoma removal on left forehead... 6 degrees of separation is getting smaller !! I know you don't answer these post's but hope your doing well ...........

I’ve had a lot of skin cancer, and I’ve had several surgeries starting at age 33 with malignant Melanoma. I’ve had MOHS surgery on my nose, left a huge scar. Since then I had two surgeries on my left cheek, not more than an inch in between, which makes me think the second one was actually part of the first cancer, but who knows. Neither surgeon seemed to care much about how I would feel about the aftermath of the surgery, and they both had a line of people waiting to be seen, so they had to get a move on. Just last year my daughter in law who was living in Spokane had to have surgery for a cancer on her nose. The surgery was in March, her surgeon was a cosmetic dermatologist. My daughter in law had to have a skin graft, and the surgeon was very careful about where she harvested the graft, carefully placing many, many sutures both on the surface and underneath, my heart sank when I saw photos of my daughter in law before she was bandaged up and sent home. Two months later my daughter in law, son and kiddos moved back to Texas. I was eager to see how her face had healed, I was flabbergasted! I couldn’t see anything! My facial scars are at least 9-10 years old and are much more visible than hers. In fact, I think she is the only one that can see hers and that’s just because she gets right up in the magnifying mirror to check it out. My first surgery for the malignant Melanoma was on my back, the scar is about 9 inches long, I’m guessing there may have been 18 sutures, scar looks like something from a horror movie. I was thinking if my daughter in law’s surgeon had done my surgery I would have had 150 sutures! And I am betting that the scar wouldn’t be as visible. However, like you, I don’t want any more scars on my face, and chemo cream is not an option for me as I had a severe allergic reaction to it a couple of years ago, so should I have another skin cancer pop up, I’m going to ask for the treatment you got. By the way, I’ll be 80 in June, so I’ve battled skin cancer for 47 years, and I’ve had it everywhere but on my feet and head.

Thanks so much, I have to make my decision soon, your words help.

Had Mohs surgery on my head.. ended up with a huge hole to my skull. It has been a nightmare since...Had to have major surgery to repair the hole... don't get Mohs!

Thank you so much for Educating us on alternative solution. Thank you so much for posting this video.

Thank you for sharing your story ❤

This is very different from what I had been watching on Mohs surgery.

I’m sorry but Jerry doesn’t make a very good case for not getting Mohs surgery. His nose doesn’t look great and maybe should have opted for surgery.