Survey Results

GentleCure.com Quiz

GentleCure.com offers a brief quiz for visitors who are exploring skin cancer treatment options. The quiz asks questions about treatment preferences, surgery, scarring concerns, daily activities, and the ability to attend multiple short visits during treatment.

These results reflect responses from GentleCure.com visitors who chose to complete the quiz. Because these visitors are already researching skin cancer treatment options, the results should not be interpreted as the views of the general public. Instead, they provide insight into the concerns and priorities of people actively exploring treatment information on GentleCure.com.

About the GentleCure.com Quiz

In September 2021, GentleCure by SkinCure Oncology placed a brief 7-question quiz on the GentleCure.com website. The quiz was designed to help visitors think through treatment preferences and personal considerations that may be relevant when discussing options with a dermatologist.

  • Quiz launched on GentleCure.com in September 2021
  • More than 103,000 website visitors completed the quiz by April 30, 2026
  • GentleCure.com receives approximately 300,000 visits per month
  • Approximately 1.2% of website visitors choose to take the quiz
  • Results reflect GentleCure.com visitors, not necessarily the broader public

Key Findings From the GentleCure.com Quiz

  • Most quiz respondents preferred a treatment option without surgery.
  • Many respondents reported that scarring or skin appearance was a concern because of where the cancer was located.
  • Many respondents said they were not comfortable having surgery when told there was a chance they may need reconstructive surgery afterward.
  • Most respondents said they would find comfort in being able to see the tumor shrink during treatment.
  • Most respondents said they had the time and transportation needed for multiple short visits to a doctor’s office over several weeks.

More Than 103,000 Visitors Completed the GentleCure.com Quiz

Since the quiz launched in September 2021, more than 103,000 GentleCure.com visitors completed it by April 30, 2026. The quiz provides a large set of responses from visitors actively exploring skin cancer treatment options online.

What This Chart Shows

More than 103,000 GentleCure.com visitors completed the website quiz between September 2021 and April 30, 2026. The results reflect people who visited the GentleCure website and chose to answer treatment preference questions.

Most Quiz Respondents Preferred a Treatment Without Surgery

The quiz found that 94% of respondents said they would prefer a non-surgical treatment, while 6% said they would prefer a surgical treatment.

What This Chart Shows

In the GentleCure.com quiz, 94% of respondents said they would prefer a non-surgical treatment, while 6% said they would prefer a surgical treatment.

More Than One-Third of Respondents Had Multiple Tumors to Treat

The quiz found that 37% of respondents said they were dealing with more than one skin tumor, while 63% said they were dealing with a single tumor.

What This Chart Shows

In the GentleCure.com quiz, 37% of respondents said they had more than one skin tumor that needed treatment, while 63% reported a single tumor.

Many Respondents Were Concerned About Scarring or Appearance

The quiz found that 82% of respondents said their skin cancer was located in an area where scarring or skin appearance was a concern. These areas may include visible or sensitive locations such as the ears, eyes, cheeks, forehead, lips, chin, scalp, or nose.

What This Chart Shows

In the GentleCure.com quiz, 82% of respondents said their skin cancer was located in an area where scarring or appearance was a concern.

Most Respondents Were Not Comfortable With Surgery When Reconstruction Was a Possibility

When told there was a 1 in 3 chance of needing reconstruction after surgery, 89% of respondents said they were not comfortable having surgery, while 11% said they were comfortable.

What This Chart Shows

In the GentleCure.com quiz, 89% of respondents said they were not comfortable having surgery when told there was a 1 in 3 chance of needing reconstructive surgery afterward. 11% said they were comfortable.

Most Respondents Said Seeing the Tumor Shrink Would Be Comforting

The quiz found that 89% of respondents said they would find comfort in being able to see the tumor shrink during treatment.

What This Chart Shows

In the GentleCure.com quiz, 89% of respondents said they would find comfort in being able to see the tumor shrink so they would know treatment was working.

Most Respondents Had Time and Transportation for Multiple Short Visits

The quiz found that 93% of respondents said they had the time and transportation needed for multiple short visits to a doctor’s office over the course of a few weeks.

What This Chart Shows

In the GentleCure.com quiz, 93% of respondents said they had the time and transportation needed for multiple short visits to a doctor’s office over the course of a few weeks.

Most Respondents Said Daily Activities Were Important

The quiz found that 84% of respondents said it was important to be able to continue daily activities during and after treatment.

What This Chart Shows

In the GentleCure.com quiz, 84% of respondents said it was important to keep doing daily activities during and after treatment.

Quiz Methodology and Limitations

The GentleCure.com quiz was placed on the GentleCure website in September 2021. Results shown on this page reflect quiz responses through April 30, 2026.

Because all quiz respondents visited GentleCure.com before taking the quiz, the results may reflect people who are already researching skin cancer treatment options, including non-surgical treatment options. These results should not be interpreted as representative of the broader public.

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