Bruce P. Robinson, MD
Here are a few testimonials from our patients who have received Dr. Bruce Robinson's breakthrough skin cancer treatment. Click on each video to watch more or view on our YouTube channel.
One month follow-up, Ann shares her personal experience as a patient participating in our study using our non-invasive approach to treating a nodular basal cell carcinoma on her upper lip. In this video testimonial, Ann discusses her experience with the fractional laser treatment.
This video presents the 6-month follow-up results from a clinical trial evaluating a non-invasive treatment for nodular basal cell carcinoma. Highlights include:
• Sustained clinical clearance of treated nodular basal cell carcinomas
• Minimal recurrence observed at six months
• Excellent cosmetic results with minimal scarring
• High patient satisfaction and minimal downtime
Angelique came in to treat a nodular basal cell carcinoma on her chin. Originally biopsied by her dermatologist in North Carolina in April, 2025. MOHS was recommended by her dermatologist
In this one-month follow-up video testimonial, a patient shares his personal experience undergoing treatment for a squamous cell carcinoma in situ (SCCIS) as part of our ongoing study of a non-surgical treatment approach using fractional laser therapy. The patient discusses his treatment experience, including stressing the importance of regular skin exams. Steven’s advice: “Stay consistent with your skin checks, use SPF 30 or higher, and wear sun-protective clothing.”
In this video, our patient discusses his experience undergoing treatment for a basal cell carcinoma on the nasal ala fold. After careful consideration, he chose to participate in our clinical trial using a non-invasive fractional laser. Here, he discusses his decision-making process, treatment experience, and results one month later.
Meet our youngest study participant, 25 years old, male ... undergoing a breakthrough, non-invasive treatment for his nodular, invasive basal cell carcinoma on the right side of his neck near his shoulder.
Watch Dr. Robinson treat a longtime patient’s invasive basal cell carcinoma located on his shin, an ideal area for non-invasive laser treatment. The shin is a challenging place for traditional surgery because suturing over bone often fails.
Patient shares his positive experience with fractionated laser treatment and the topical tirbanibulin ointment for the treatment of an infiltrative, nodular, basal cell carcinoma on his scalp.
Treated for an invasive squamous cell carcinoma on his shoulder. The patient concluded the treatment: "it worked really well: it was fast, it was painless, it healed instantaneously, it left hardly a mark. I am very pleased. This should be the industry standard."
Treatment of a squamous cell in-situ on the lower abdomen. Treatment required only one five-minute session, causing no downtime while providing an excellent cosmetic outcome.
Patient talks with Bruce Robinson, MD about non-invasive treatment of squamous cell carcinoma on his scalp with the fractional laser & tirbanibulin ointment . "The procedure could not have been easier, it was terrific! I have had MOHS surgery and this was definitely easier."
After being a patient of Dr. Robinson’s for more than 30 years, this patient is no stranger to skin cancer treatment. Over the years, he has undergone several surgical excisions requiring stitches. This time, however, he experienced a new, innovative approach using a fractional laser combined with a topical medication. In just 20 minutes, all three skin cancers were treated - including one located very close to the eye. The procedure required no interruption of his anticoagulant medication, and he was able to remain comfortably in his wheelchair throughout treatment. In his testimonial video, he shares his personal experience and how this new approach compared with the surgical treatments he has had in the past.
