Spotting Skin Cancer Early Can Save Lives Knowing what’s normal for your skin is one of the best ways to catch skin cancer early. That means keeping an eye on your skin and looking out for any unusual changes — like a new mole or a patch that’s changed in size, shape, or colour.
What to look for:• A mole that looks different from your others
• A patch of skin that’s sore, itchy, or bleeds and doesn’t heal
• Any change that just doesn’t feel right.
If you notice anything unusual, don’t wait — book an appointment with your GP. It might be nothing, but it’s always best to get it checked. 
And don’t forget: protecting your skin from too much sun can also help reduce your risk.Find out more from: https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/about-cancer
