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It sounds like there may be some confusion — could you be asking where radiation therapy for skin cancer is given, or where on the body it's directed?

Radiation therapy is typically delivered at a hospital or cancer treatment center, in a department called radiation oncology.

The treatment itself is aimed directly at the Show Full Answer

It sounds like there may be some confusion — could you be asking where radiation therapy for skin cancer is given, or where on the body it's directed?

Radiation therapy is typically delivered at a hospital or cancer treatment center, in a department called radiation oncology.

The treatment itself is aimed directly at the tumor site on the skin. Common locations where it's used include areas like:

- The nose
- Eyelids
- Ears
- Lips
- Lymph nodes (if cancer has spread there)

It's especially useful in these delicate spots where surgery might affect appearance or function.

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