When you begin searching for a dermatologist, you might find yourself quickly overwhelmed with options. Many physicians are primarily focused on cosmetic procedures, but what if you need a dermatologist who treats only medical skin conditions? Dermatologist Dr. Anthony J. Perri's interest in dermatology began when an early diagnosis of melanoma saved his father's life.
He knows firsthand how important providing timely quality service is to your health, which is why he's built his practice with added flexibility for your schedule and a focus on understanding your needs. Additionally, Dr. Perri is Texas raised and Texas trained, so you'll always feel at home in his care.
He knows firsthand how important providing timely quality service is to your health, which is why he's built his practice with added flexibility for your schedule and a focus on understanding your needs. Additionally, Dr. Perri is Texas raised and Texas trained, so you'll always feel at home in his care.
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Anthony J. Perri, M.D
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After seeing how a routine skin cancer exam saved his father's life from deadly melanoma, Dr. Perri decided to become a Dermatologist and attended medical school in Texas - the same state where he was raised. Combining his education with his well-rounded background makes him the highly skilled and compassionate physician that he is today.
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When a skin cancer biopsy returns positive for cancer, the news can feel devastating. The incidence of melanoma, the most aggressive form of skin cancer, has steadily risen over the past ten years. Yet when caught early and treated properly, patients have an excellent prognosis for a full recovery with minimal discomfort.
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Skin Cancer Biopsy
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While basal and squamous cell cancer must be treated, melanoma is known as the silent killer because most people dismiss or do not recognize the first signs of melanoma. Patients who recognize a suspicious mole should go for a skin exam to get a diagnosis and possibly a skin cancer biopsy. Every patient should come in for an annual skin check to ensure that there are no suspicious moles that go untested.
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