Signs & symptoms
- A sore or lump on the lip that does not heal
- Persistent scaling or crusting
- Bleeding
- A white or red patch (actinic cheilitis)
A mouth sore, patch or lump that lasts more than two weeks should be reviewed. Early assessment saves lives — book a consultation.
How we treat it
- Wide local excision
- Lip reconstruction
- Neck dissection if indicated
Your surgeons
Cared for by both surgeons, from diagnosis through recovery.
Part of our complete oral cancer care
From the first screening to surgery, reconstruction and long-term follow-up — explore the full pathway.
Oral cancer treatment overviewThis page is being expanded with detailed, doctor-written guidance. For specific questions about lip cancer, please get in touch.