Skin eBx is an advanced, patient-friendly option for NMSC treatment. Skin eBx provides an effective and convenient alternative to surgery allowing patients to return to normal activities immediately with no downtime.

Skin eBx provides patients with a targeted, non-invasive alternative to surgery for NMSC treatment. While surgery is considered to be the standard of care for NMSC, for some patients, surgery is not an option or a preference. A completely non-invasive approach, no cutting, bleeding or stitching is required with skin eBx, offering reduced risk of complications compared to surgery. 

• Excellent clinical and cosmetic results(1)

• No downtime

• Quick treatment sessions

• Precise targeting

• No pain, anesthesia, cutting, bleeding or stitching

• No scarring

• No need for post-treatment reconstructive surgeries

• Ideal for challenging anatomic locations

• Patients with lesions in anatomically challenging locations 

• Patients who prefer an alternative to surgery

• Patients who are not surgical candidates due to medical comorbidities or other health issues such as diabetes,

      peripheral vascular disease or blood thinning medication

Skin eBx uses a miniaturized x-ray source to deliver a precise radiation dose to your cancer lesion. This targeted treatment directs the radiation to the size and shape of the cancerous area, carefully destroying cancer cells and sparing surrounding healthy tissue.

From the market leader in skin electronic brachytherapy, skin eBx offers a safe and effective outpatient option delivering excellent clinical and cosmetic results. (2) More than 10,000 NMSC patients have been successfully treated with skin eBx.

 Treatment requires just a few brief visits to your doctor. An individualized treatment regimen and prescription including customized shielding will be recommended by your doctor based on your age, medical history, the type, size and location of your cancer, as well as other criteria. Skin eBx is administered in just five simple steps.

1.) A clinician will prepare a customized set-up designed to target the lesion while protecting surrounding healthy tissue.

2.) A small surface applicator is placed on the skin where the radiation is to be delivered.

3.) The miniaturized x-ray source is placed in the applicator and energized to deliver a precise, prescribed dose of radiation.

4.) Radiation is delivered in just a few minutes in a standard exam room while medical personnel remain in the room.

5.) Once the treatment is complete, customized treatment devices are removed. The patient is able to return to normal activities immediately.