Cosmetic Skin

Cosmetic Skin is proud to offer the non-surgical, gold-standard treatment for nonmelanoma skin cancer

If you suspect that you have skin cancer or have recently been diagnosed and were told you need treatment, schedule
an appointment with us today. We offer GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) —the surgery-free, gold-standard treatment
for skin cancer. On your first visit, we will review your pathology report, discuss your treatment goals, and work with
you to determine the treatment option that best meets your needs.

Want to cure your skin cancer without surgery?

GentleCure is a gentle, surgery-free treatment that is safe and has a 99%+ cure rate in basal and squamous cell skin
cancers. Treatment is done right in the dermatology office over the course of a few weeks using an advanced ImageGuided SRT machine. It is the only skin cancer treatment with ultra-sound imaging that lets you see the cancer on the screen and review the progress made throughout the course of treatment until there are no visible signs of cancer.

See what to expect with treatment

GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) is designed to treat skin cancer without the discomfort and cosmetic issues often associated with surgery. There is no cutting, surgical scarring, or need for reconstructive surgery, and you can maintain your normal daily activities throughout treatment.

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Learn more about the treatment experience and what to expect with GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT). See more videos about the GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) experience.  @GentleCureIGSRT

More than 66,000 patients have been successfully treated with GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT)

Patients report being satisfied with GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT). In a survey of more than 12,000 patients who completed treatment, 99.9% reported being happy with their treatment decision and said they would recommend GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) to others.

Visit GentleCure.com/Patient Stories to hear from some of them. [link to: https://www.gentlecure.com/patientstories/]

GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) has a proven track record that is backed by science and clinical research

At Cosmetic Skin, our team of dermatologists reviewed the published research and here is what we found:

Clinically proven

Yu L, et al. Oncol Ther. 2021;9(1):153-166.
Retrospective chart review evaluating LC rates of 1632 patients with 2917 stage 0-II carcinomas

  • In 2021, chart reviews were conducted for 1632 patients who
    had Image-Guided SRT to treat one or more early-stage basal or
    squamous cell skin cancers. Of those patients, 2917 skin cancers
    in total were treated. The results showed a 99.3% cure rate
    with Image-Guided SRT, which we believe to be equal to or
    better than Mohs surgery.
  • In 2022 and 2023, additional studies were published that showed
    the efficacy and safety of Image-Guided SRT to be superior to
    non-image-guided forms of radiation therapy across skin cancer
    types—confirming its use as a first-line treatment for basal and
    squamous cell skin cancers. This means doctors and patients
    should give equal consideration to Mohs surgery and surgery-free
    Image-Guided SRT as standards of care.

More information about the published research supporting the use of GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) can
be found here.

Why we chose to offer GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT)

There are several different radiation-based treatments available for skin cancer. But the safety, cure rates, and cosmetic outcomes vary based on the treatment technology and clinical protocols used. We chose GentleCure (Image Guided SRT) because it is the only skin cancer treatment with advanced imaging that lets us see and measure the cancer and adapt the dose to precisely what you need at each stage of treatment. It has also been shown to be the safest and most effective of all radiation-based treatments for skin cancer with superior cosmetic results.

If you are considering radiation therapy to treat your skin cancer, make sure you are getting GentleCure (Image Guided SRT) with adaptive radiotherapy protocols. It’s the safe, effective, and gentle way to treat skin cancer using the most advance treatment technology available today

BEFORE TREATMENT
Patient with basal cell skin cancer on the top of the ear before
treatment with GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT). You can see the
cancer on the skin. The ultrasound image clearly defines the skin cancer under the skin, indicating the full depth, width, and breadth of the cancer.

DURING TREATMENT
About half way through treatment with GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT), you can see the cancer reducing in size on the outside of the skin. The ultrasound image shows that the cancer under the skin has also been reduced.

AFTER TREATMENT
At the two-week follow-up visit after treatment was completed, the outside of the ear shows no signs of cancer. The ultrasound image shows that GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) continued to eliminate the cancer. At the 30-week follow-up appointment, the ultrasound image showed no signs of cancer.

GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) is covered by Medicare and most health insurance plans

With most insurance plans, you may have to pay some out-of-pocket cost. That cost will depend on your specific health plan coverage and co-pay policy. Before you commit to a treatment option, we will work with your insurance plan to determine the potential cost to you, so you can make an informed treatment decision. If you are worried about affording treatment, let us know and we can discuss our financial assistance options.

Side effects and cosmetic results

When X-ray energy is used to kill cancer cells, your body will replace the dead cancer cells with healthy tissue over time. There is no surgical scarring and no need for reconstructive surgery. There is, however, a small risk of skin atrophy (thinning of the skin) and pigment changes (changes in the color of the skin) at the treatment site. Other
potential side effects may include skin inflammation with redness and swelling at the treatment site. Topical creams or ointments can be used over the course of treatment to minimize these side effects, and the side effects usually go away 2-to 6-weeks after treatment is complete. There is also a risk of alopecia (hair loss) in the treated area
only.

The skin cancer treatment team at Cosmetic Skin

Dr. Rapaport
Dr. Rapaport will help you select the treatment option that is right for you. If you select GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) as your treatment of choice, Dr. Rapaport will work with your care team to develop a treatment plan specific to you. Over the course of treatment, Dr. Rapaport will play an active role in your care, overseeing your treatment regimen, meeting with you periodically to assess your treatment progress, and helping you to manage any side effects. Dr. Rapaport is a Board-Certified Dermatologist & Aesthetic Expert and a member of the Dermatology Association of Radiation Therapy.

[Name of RTT, Radiation Therapist Technologist]
[Name of RTT] is the Radiation Therapist Technologist (RTT) who will be with you throughout the course of treatment, safely delivering the prescribed treatment under the supervision of the doctor, addressing any questions or concerns you may have, and reviewing your treatment progress with you at each treatment session. [Name of RTT] is licensed in the [State] and is a member of the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and the Dermatology Association of Radiation Therapy.

Cosmetic Skin is proud to offer the non-surgical, gold-standard for the treatment of nonmelanoma skin cancer

GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) is a safe and effective, surgery-free treatment for nonmelanoma skin cancers. It is the only skin cancer treatment that is done right in the dermatology office. GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) is covered by most health insurance plans. Best of all, GentleCure (Image-Guided SRT) is a clinically appropriate treatment option for the majority of people diagnosed with basal cell, squamous cell, and other types of skin cancer.

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When it comes to skin cancer, you deserve options. We are here to help. Appointments are available.

Appointments are available.
If you have been diagnosed with skin cancer and told you need Mohs surgery, or you are concerned that you may have skin cancer and need treatment, give us a call or schedule your appointment online today.

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