Skin Cancer

It is a reasonable question. Most people expect cancer to hurt. Skin cancer does not always behave like that.

If you have been told you have skin cancer, or you are waiting for results, you’re probably wondering what “stage” means.

Some patients with basal cell carcinoma are told there's nothing more the NHS can offer.
Vismodegib is a targeted treatment that may help when other options have failed.
Learn who it’s for, how it works, and whether it might be right in your situation.

Explore advanced treatment options for basal cell and squamous cell skin cancer with Dr James Wilson in London. Get personalised, expert-led care for non-melanoma skin cancer.

This expert-led educational resource explores radiotherapy as a treatment option for basal cell and squamous cell skin cancers. Designed for healthcare professionals, it covers risk stratification, when to use radiotherapy, treatment planning, and real-world patient outcomes.

Discover Jon’s personal story of recovering from melanoma skin cancer with immunotherapy, and explore expert insight from Dr James Wilson on the latest treatments—including surgery, radiotherapy, immunotherapy, and stereotactic radiotherapy—for early and advanced melanoma.

Private cancer care offers rapid access to cancer treatment, continuity with a dedicated consultant, and personalised support. Dr James Wilson explains why treatment at a private oncology clinic is a practical, expert-led option when you need clarity, control, and prompt treatment.

A diagnosis of stage 4 cancer turns your world upside down. You're probably searching for answers late at night, reading conflicting advice, and wondering what your options really are. I've spent over 20 years treating advanced cancers, and I know that clarity matters as much as the treatment itself. Today's therapies, including immunotherapy and advanced radiotherapy techniques like SABR, offer more hope than ever before. But time matters, and so does having the right specialist in your corner. This guide explains what stage 4 cancer means, what treatments are available, and how to take the next step with confidence. It, hopefully, answers some of the questions that you you may have. If you'd like to discuss your individual situation, you're welcome to request a consultation.

Skin cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in the UK, but early detection makes a big difference.
Learn how to recognise the signs, understand your treatment options, and protect your skin.
Dr James Wilson offers expert, patient-centred care for all types of skin cancer—book your consultation today.

Wondering whether radiotherapy or surgery is best for your basal cell carcinoma (BCC)? This detailed guide compares treatment options, success rates, pros and cons, and factors that help you and your doctor decide the most suitable care path.

Worried about a possible skin cancer diagnosis? At our Harley Street Dermatology Clinic, we offer fast, private skin cancer treatment, with expert care, clear options, and no waiting lists. From early detection to advanced surgical treatments, everything is tailored to your individual needs.

Skin cancer is common but highly treatable when detected early. Learn to recognise the symptoms of melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma—including mole changes, persistent sores, and less obvious warning signs in hidden areas. Early diagnosis saves lives.