es, melanoma has different stages. These stages include:
Stage 0 “in situ” and Stage I – Confined to the upper layer of skin and no evidence of spreading.
Stage II – Risk of spreading to local lymph nodes is higher.
Stage III and Stage IIII – Advanced melanomas are those that have spread beyond the original tumor.
The stages are determined by several factors, including how much the cancer has grown, whether it has spread (metastasized) and the extent of metastasization, and other considerations
Knowing the stages of melanoma is crucial, as this helps doctors decide how to best treat melanoma skin cancer and predict recovery rate.