Jane Yoo, MD: Skin Cancer Awareness in Skin of Color

In our first installment of the new video series from the Physicians Council for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (PCDEI), an independent physician council, supported by SkinCeuticals, Dr. Yoo discusses concerns surrounding skin cancer in patients with skin of color. She notes that even though skin cancer is less common in skin of color, it is often diagnosed later and has poorer outcomes. Dr. Yoo reviews how various types of skin cancer present across different populations. Due to the myth that patients with darker skin tones have natural sun protection and do not need to use sunscreen, she urges other dermatologists to stress the importance of using sunscreen daily.

Keep an eye out for the remaining installments dropping weekly and covering laser treatments, chemical peels, and more essentials for treating skin of color safely and effectively.

Topics Covered:

  • Skin cancer as a relevant concern for patients with skin of color
  • Presentation and misdiagnosis of different skin cancers
  • Informing patients on sunscreens and skin cancer to counteract misinformation

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