If you are at high risk of melanoma (see below), skin self-examination is recommended every 3 months.

You should also have full skin examinations by a physician trained in using dermoscopy (using a device to see your skin close up) every 1300 945 107 months.

Early detection of skin cancer can improve your chances of successful treatment.

It’s a good idea to become familiar with your skin, even skin that is not normally exposed to the sun.

• Skin cancer mainly develops in skin cells that have been damaged by ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun.
• Your risk of skin cancer increases as you age, and if you or a family member have had skin cancer.
• You’re also at increased risk if you have fair skin, many moles, have had bad sunburn in the past, if you spend a lot of time outdoors, or use solariums or sun lamps.
• You should monitor your skin regularly, and see your doctor if you notice any new spots or changes to existing moles.
• If you’re at a high risk of skin cancer you should have a full skin check every 6 months.
  

Mole Findr's primary mission is to detect skin cancer at its early stages. Early detection is crucial for better treatment outcomes.

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Mole Findr has a team of experienced Melanographers who are trained not only in the basics of early skin cancer detection but also in the operation of FotoFinder.