Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)

A squamous cell carcinoma of the skin (PCC) is a form of skin cancer that emanates from the upper layers of the skin. The PCC is often hard, painful, bleeds easily and grows rapidly. There is also a small risk of the PCC entering the body elsewhere via the blood or lymphatic system.

Treatment

A good treatment for PCC is to excise the tumour with a small safety margin around it. For this, the skin is locally anaesthetised. With this, this skin cancer can generally be treated well and safely.

Reimbursement and prices

Your visit to Parkway Clinic Sommer is regularly reimbursed in the same way as a visit to the hospital. For this, check our fees page or if you have any questions, take contact with us.

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