Nikki Ralph
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first heard May 2026
last heard 2 May
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They'll just heal again.
But those ones that look a bit warty, they're a little bit dry.
They are the harmless ones.
But still, if that's on your back, it's hard for people to say, God, is that, you know, is it changing?
So if you've got something certainly in a place that you can't easily see, you need someone else to look at it for you.
So obviously the earlier we take it off, the better.
So we stage melanoma at stage 1, 2, 3 and 4.
So you want to catch people with what we call a stage 1A melanoma, where it's literally in that top layer of the skin.
You cut it out and that's the end of it.
And basically, you know, 99 to 100% of people will get a cure if you catch it early that way.
Then, of course, you will come back to your dermatologist and you'll have regular skin checks and we'll show people how to check it themselves at home.
Because obviously in between your visits, you still need to be looking at your own skin.
Yeah.
So, I mean, the advances in treatment for melanoma are absolutely phenomenal.
We've got a lot of immunotherapies now.
So what would happen is if somebody does have a more advanced stage melanoma, it might have spread internally.
They would then be referred on to a multidisciplinary team with oncology.
And we have new immunotherapies where the patient will go in roughly every three weeks or so.
But, you know, things are constantly changing with modern medicine and they would have an infusion of an immunotherapy.
But, you know, for a lot of people that still be going to work and, you know, living their normal life.
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