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Description of Skin Cancer Types (Part 2)
Kaposi’s sarcoma: originates in the dermis but can also occur in internal organs.
Kaposi’s sarcoma in two forms:
The one that usually develops in people infected with the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) and children and young people of equatorial Africa. This form grows very fast and usually affects the internal organs.
Before the onset of the disease, tended to present only the elderly of European origin Mediterranean. In these people grows very slowly on the skin and rarely spreads.
In the first the characteristic appearance is a sin pink, red or purple, round or oval shape, anywhere in the body but more often in the face.
In the latter usually appears as a purplish stain or dark brown on the legs or toes. Tends to increase its depth, causing a bleeding ulcer. You can also spread up the leg.
Cutaneous lymphoma, occurs when skin cells (cells of the immune system or defense) become malignant. The dermis contains a considerable number of lymphocytes. The most common of these is the cutaneous T-cell lymphoma or mycosis fungoides.
It develops over many years, very slowly. In the initial stages, you may notice itchy skin and dark areas and provide dry. When the disease has developed is called mycosis fungoides.
Description of Skin Cancer Types (Part 1)
Squamous cell carcinoma (or squamous cell carcinoma) develops in the middle layers of the epidermis and accounts for 20% of all cases of skin cancer.
Usually occurs in areas that have been exposed to the sun, like the top of the nose, ears, forehead, upper lip and backs of hands.
You can also occur in areas of skin that have been in contact with chemicals that have undergone radiotherapy, or have been burned. In the genital area, appears less frequently.
Usually occurs usually a red bump and drive. Sometimes it may look, scaly, or bleed and develop a scab that never heals. As you have enlarged nodular and sometimes presents a warty surface. In the end, it becomes an open sore and growing into the underlying tissue.
Through the lymph system can extend to any body part, but this happens rarely. It is a tumor with a tendency to grow and be on the same site, once removed. But it tends to spread.
Basal cell carcinoma is the most common type of nonmelanoma skin cancer. About 75% of all skin cancers are basal cell carcinomas.
Methods For Facial Skin Care
Today we are going to present some methods for facial skin care.
Starting with a simple technique that can help you if you practiced every day, facial massage, it’s easy to follow and not detract from time. It is very easy to start your day with grooming routine value plus the fact massaging with fingertips to areas usually most affected by the passage of time (cheeks, chin, around the eyes) this way will be, as they say, getting in shape to the skin and muscles of the face every day. Every day after doing this for a few minutes you should use exfoliating products for the skin, with all that you’re all having a solid foundation for the proper care of your face.
If you need is to fight wrinkles, you’ll be interested to know that in terms of natural methods to combat wrinkles, you can opt for preparing a mask based on readily available ingredients to moisturize the skin. For example, the combined use of aloe vera and cucumber as the basic ingredients is superb, only to prepare the mixture. This is very simple, you use half cucumber and pulp of two stems of aloe vera, both ingredients should be mixed in a blender while adding some yogurt to give consistency, all that remains is spread on the face each day so least 15 minutes to work the mask.