Dermatology second opinion on skin cancer
✓ Report delivered within 5 working days*
✓ Service fee: €250
* From receipt of all the necessary medical documentation
When can a second opinion be useful?
Diagnosis and tests
Treatment or alternatives
Complex tumours
High-risk patients
How does the second opinion service work?
Send your request
Dr. Moreno reviews your case
Make the payment
Send your documentation
Review and report
What exactly is reviewed in each case?
Melanoma
- Assessment of the diagnosis and recommended tests.
- Indicated surgical treatments: surgery for lymph node metastases, sentinel lymph node biopsy, wide local excision.
- Medical treatments: immunotherapy, adjuvant therapy, targeted therapies and neoadjuvant therapy.
Basal cell carcinoma
- Localised carcinoma: conventional surgery, topical treatment.
- High-risk and advanced carcinoma: Mohs surgery, systemic treatment (Hedgehog inhibitors, immunotherapy), radiotherapy.
Squamous cell carcinoma
- Risk classification and recommended tests.
- Localised, low-risk carcinoma: conventional surgery.
- High-risk and advanced carcinoma: micrographic surgery, radiotherapy, immunotherapy.
Rare tumours
- Merkel cell carcinoma, dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans and other uncommon tumours.
Particularly complex patients
- Skin cancer in older people, frail patients and patients with multiple conditions (heart disease, clotting disorders, other illnesses).
A specialist assessment
Your questions answered
When does the 5-day period start?
The maximum period of 5 working days begins once all the medical documentation needed to study your case has been received and confirmed as complete.
What happens after I send my request?
Dr. Moreno will review your request to confirm that your case can be properly assessed through this service. If it is suitable, you will receive instructions to make the payment and then to send the necessary medical documentation securely.
What documentation will I need?
Mainly, you will need to provide your medical reports, the biopsy result, if available, any imaging tests (CT, MRI, PET, ultrasound, clinical photos) and any other documentation relevant to your case.
