Want to cure your skin caner without surgery?
Cornerstone Skin Surgery Center 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. 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.
GentleCure is a gentle, surgery-free treatment that is safe and has a 99%+ cure rate in basal and squamus cell skin cancers. Treament is done right in the dermatology office over the course of a few weeks using an advanced Image-Guided 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.

My GentleCure Experience: Safe, Pain-Free Skin Cancer Treatment

What Can You Expect When You Choose GentleCure?
What is the GentleCure treatment like?
GentleCure is designed to treat skin cancer without cutting, anesthesia, or reconstructive surgery, and you can maintain your normal daily activities throughout treatment.
At each treatment, you will sit in a chair and ultrasound gel will be applied to the site of the cancer. Using an imaging wand, we will look at a detailed image of your cancer on screen. You can see the image yourself from the comfort of the chair. We will use that image to measure the size and shape of the tumor, calculate the precise dose of treatment, and define the treatment area.
Once the imaging is complete, the arm of the device will be placed over the treatment site and the exact dose of X-ray energy will be used to treat the cancer site without harming the healthy tissue around it.
Each treatment session takes about 15 minutes from the time you walk in the door to when you leave the office. You will come back several times a week for short treatment sessions, and in 4-to-7 weeks, treatment will be complete.
