Prevent Your Unwanted Scars From Skin Cancer Surgery & The Recurrence of Your Keloids!
We accomplish this with SRT-100 Radiotherapy, a precise, safe & painless procedure.
What Is SRT-100 Radiotherapy & How Does It Work?
SRT-100 treatment is a comfortable, painless procedure that often takes less than 10 minutes per treatment. Multiple treatments are used to treat a skin cancer, eliminating the need for cutting and leaving a scar behind. It is also performed a day or two after a keloid is surgically removed.
What to Expect
SRT-100™ treatment is non-surgical and does not require the use of anesthetics. The superficial radiation will be directed over the lesion by placing an applicator cone over the treated area. Once treatment begins, it will take approximately 90 seconds to deliver the therapy. You may notice slight skin redness by the end of the first week’s treatment. You will be required to attend multiple sessions, depending on your doctor’s recommendations
Treatment for Keloids
For nearly 18 million American afflicted by these unsightly, often painful, claw-like growths, keloid removal remains elusive. SRT-100 Superficial Radiotherapy can effectively treat these unwanted scars.
Treatment for Cancer
The SRT-100 treats the following: Squamous cell carcinoma, Basal cell carcinoma, and keloids. It is extremely important in successfully treating, fighting, and curing cancer.
Is SRT Right For Me?
• 97% cure rate
• Safe & Non-Surgical
• Cosmetically Superior
• Fast
• Effective and proven outcomes
• Ideal for patients on blood thinners
• Non-deforming results for areas like the tip of the nose, ear, scalp and lower leg
SRT treatment after skin cancer surgery & keloid removal is covered by most medical insurances.
Patient Testimonials
We are the only practice in Brooklyn, Queens & Nassau County to perform SRT Radiotherapy and are happy to guide you through the process.
Lance Barazani, M.D., F.A.A.D.
CASTLE CONNOLLY AWARDS - 2022 - TOP DOCTORS
Dr. Barazani is board-certified in dermatology and specializes in all areas of medical dermatology for adults and children, the prevention and treatment of skin cancer, cosmetic dermatology and laser surgery.
Education
UNDERGRADUATE Biochemistry, Brandeis University
MEDICAL SCHOOL New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY
RESIDENCY Dermatology, New York Hospital – Cornell Medical Center
FELLOWSHIP Research, Rockefeller University Hospital, New York, NY
FELLOW American Academy of Dermatology
Offices
Commack 631-499-1200
West Islip 631-587-7732