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Burdon–Jones D et al. – QOL issues expressed by patients with nonmetastatic skin cancer highlight concerns authors must address during their care. A disease–specific QOL measure suitable for both nonmetastatic MM and nonmetastatic NMSC is needed. The psychosocial impact on patients with nonmetastatic MM must not be underestimated.

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