Dr Susan's Skin Care Blog

Skin Cancer is the most common cancers among them all. It affects over one million people a year.

For early detection, look for these things:

     -A mole/spot that can be shiny, has no pigment or dark pigment, and has a smooth  surface  (look for color changes in moles)

     -a firm red mole/spot

    -a sore area on the skin than is either bleeding or crusty and causes the area not to  heal

     -a new growth (mole) that is changing in size/irregular in shape

     -a scaly/dry patch of skin

A annual skin check-up is recommended as well as oil-free sunscreen to help prevent the chance of skin cancer.

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