Skin Cancer

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.

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.

Most skin cancers do not begin with dramatic symptoms.

When cancer spreads to just a few sites, it may still be treatable. This article explores how advanced stereotactic radiotherapy (SABR) can precisely target and eliminate oligometastatic disease—offering long-term control or even cure with minimal side effects. Learn how technologies like CyberKnife and MR-Linac are reshaping what’s possible for patients with limited metastases.

Some patients still ask if I’m that Dr James Wilson – the cancer specialist from House. I’ve never watched the show, but when I learned he was known for being compassionate and humorous, I took it as a compliment. While I may not share his screen presence, I do share his commitment to empathy, support, and keeping a sense of humour throughout your cancer journey.