Melanoma

Melanoma is a common and dangerous form of skin cancer, but it can be treated effectively when detected early. Understand its symptoms, risk factors, and more.

Woman being examined with a dermascope
How Acral Lentiginous Melanoma Is Diagnosed
Surgery to remove skin cancer
How Acral Lentiginous Melanoma Is Treated
Melanoma
Symptoms of Acral Lentiginous Melanoma
Healthcare provider using dermascope to examine patient's skin
What Is Acral Lentiginous Melanoma?
Women in tanning bed
Causes and Risk Factors of Nodular Melanoma
Doctor comforting patient in surgery
How Nodular Melanoma Is Treated
Melanoma skin check
Symptoms of Nodular Melanoma
Patient on a video call with a doctor through a tablet computer
What to Know About Telehealth for Melanoma
Dermatologist inspecting melanoma
Stage 4 Melanoma
Dermatologist examining patient's skin with dermascope.
Pictures of Melanoma and Other Skin Cancers
Young Asian woman applying suntan lotion while sunbathing by the swimming pool - stock photo
What Are the Different Types of Skin Cancer?
dermatologist looking at mole with light and magnifier
The Spread of Melanoma Metastasis
Dermatologist examining patient looking for skin cancer
What Is Melanoma?
vials of blood
The LDH Test for Melanoma and Detection of Metastasis
Woman Having Her Skin Examined
Symptoms and Signs of Melanoma
Close-up of mole on woman's body
Breslow Thickness of a Melanoma
woman rubbing shoulder
Normal Mole vs. Melanoma: What to Look for in a Self-Exam
surgeon looking at region on the back for melanoma removal
Early-Stage Melanoma: Skin Cancer Treatment
Medical consultation
Pros and Cons of Lymph Node Dissection for Treating Melanoma
Stages of melanoma
The 5 Stages of Melanoma
Doctor examining woman's skin
Mitotic Rate and Your Melanoma Pathology Report
Dermatologist checking a mole
Overview of the Different Types of Melanoma
doctor feeling woman's lymph node in neck
The Connection Between Lymph Nodes and Melanoma