Whether cutaneous lymphoma can be cured is evaluated based on the early stage of the patient’s cutaneous lymphoma and the patient’s physical condition. A. If the patient’s physical condition is good and the cutaneous lymphoma is in the early stage of the disease. If the lymphoma is relatively limited, the tumor can be completely removed by surgery and combined with local radiotherapy and chemotherapy, the patient can often achieve better treatment results, and some patients can achieve the purpose of cure. Second, patients with cutaneous lymphoma are late, accompanied by tumor metastasis in multiple organs of the whole body, and at the same time, they have different degrees of multi-organ failure, or multiple lymph nodes enlargement in the whole body. At this time, the patient has lost the best opportunity for surgery, and even after radiotherapy or chemotherapy, the prognosis is poor. In this case, cutaneous lymphoma is not curable.