Clinical Outcomes

An initiative of www.curerays.org — CureRays Innovation & Education Institute

Clinical Outcomes

Our results speak for themselves — especially in scar-free skin-cancer treatment, where image guidance drives exceptional cure rates.

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Outcomes that matter

CureRays is committed to transparency about results. We track cure rates, recurrence, side effects, and cosmetic outcomes so patients can make informed decisions — and so we can keep improving care.

Skin-cancer outcomes (IG-SRT)

~99% control

Reported freedom from recurrence around 99% at 2 years for appropriately selected non-melanoma skin cancers treated with IG-SRT.

Scar-free

No surgical scar, with excellent cosmetic results — especially valuable on the face, nose, and ears.

Well tolerated

Most patients experience only a temporary, sunburn-like skin reaction that heals after treatment.

Skin Cancer SRT-100 Treatment Outcomes

Superficial Radiation Therapy (SRT) delivers transformative outcomes for skin cancer patients, offering a precise, non-invasive treatment option. Our gallery features compelling before-and-after images, demonstrating SRT’s ability to target cancerous cells while preserving healthy surrounding tissue. Discover how SRT restores skin health with minimal impact, providing a cosmetically favorable solution that prioritizes patient comfort and confidence.

Skin cancer SRT-100 treatment outcomes

Before and after superficial radiation therapy

Actual CureRays® patients treated with superficial radiation therapy — visible results, no surgery, no scar. Individual results vary; these are illustrative, not a promise of outcome.

Before and after superficial radiation therapy — nose
Nose — Basal cell carcinoma of the nose treated with superficial radiation therapy.
Before and after superficial radiation therapy — lip
Lip — Skin cancer at the lip treated with superficial radiation therapy.
Before and after superficial radiation therapy — trunk
Trunk — A 3.5 cm lesion on the trunk treated with superficial radiation therapy.
Before and after superficial radiation therapy — lower leg
Lower leg — Skin cancer of the lower leg treated with superficial radiation therapy.

Photographs are of CureRays® patients, published with permission. Informational only, not medical advice — confirm with your care team.

Head and Neck

  • Forehead
  • Nose
  • Cheek
  • Lip
  • Scalp
  • Temple
  • Ear
  • Neck

Upper Body

  • Forearm
  • Arm
  • Hand
  • Trunk

Lower Body

  • Leg
  • Calf
  • Ankle
  • Foot
Image-guided applicator

Image-guided applicator

The SRT applicator positions the beam precisely over the lesion, with high-resolution dermal imaging confirming depth before each fraction.

Cosmetic outcome

Cosmetic outcome

Treatment finishes without a surgical scar — the reason so many patients choose SRT for lesions on the face, nose, and ears.

Backed by the literature

Image-guided superficial radiation therapy has been studied across thousands of lesions, with image guidance shown to improve freedom from recurrence over earlier superficial-radiation techniques. A 2025 expert panel concluded IG-SRT is a safe, effective, first-line option for selected non-melanoma skin cancers.

Learn about scar-free treatment

Read about IG-SRT for skin cancer, or talk with our team.

X-rays for skin cancer