How Cansema Works

Melanoma II: 30 Hours Later

1. ESCHAR FORMATION -- Here we have another case of diagnosed melanoma -- very dangerous. This time on the abdomen. Cansema has been applied and again, we observe reddening, some slight edema, and the formation of eschars.

7 Days Later

2. EDEMA & ISOLATION -- These shots show even better definition and isolation of the necrotic eschar. We can see that their ejection is imminent. Notice how the eschars are contracting to their interior as they dry up. These scabs are almost ready to come out.

8 Days Later

3. DECAVITATION -- The decavitations here are smaller and more sharply defined than in Case 1. Most decavitations take on the visual resemblance of a "crater," with slight, residual edema at the edges and soft epithelial tissue at the "base." The "base" will fill in with new, healthy dermal layers as with any scab that is first removed from the body.

40 Days Later

4. HEALING COMPLETED -- The process is complete. In this instance, petroleum jelly or Vitamin E could have reduced the degree of scarring, but most importantly the melanoma is gone and the skin has healed.