Moles can turn into cancerous melanomas so it’s important you check your moles regularly and talk to your doctor if there is any sign of danger.
Follow this 4 step, A-B-C-D, guide when checking your moles and if any of the points are true, be sure to take appropriate action.
Asymmetry: If one half of the mole does not match the other half. A mole or birthmark that has skin growth which increases in size should be examined by a doctor.
Border: If the edge of the mole is ragged, notched or blurred. Moles with skin cancer may have uneven borders.
Color: If the mole is a mix of brown, black and tan rather than an even color you should ensure it is looked at by a doctor. A mole that appears red or blue should also be cause for concern.
Diameter: If the mole is larger than a pencil eraser (6 mm). An important sign of melanoma is a change in size.
Check your body thoroughly at least every three months and if you have quite a few moles be sure to keep an eye on any changes. If any of your moles stand out from the others or if a mole starts bleeding for no apparent reason you should always consult your doctor.
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