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Mole or skin cancer? What to check first before you panic
A photo cannot diagnose a lesion, but there are a few changes that are worth noticing first when a mole suddenly feels concerning.
Guide Library
Read short guides on what to check first, how to photograph a lesion clearly, and when a clinical review matters more than an online result.
Guide 01
A photo cannot diagnose a lesion, but there are a few changes that are worth noticing first when a mole suddenly feels concerning.
Guide 02
Not every mole is urgent, but recent change is often the first reason people decide to book a medical visit. Here is a simple way to think about that decision.
Guide 03
Classification quality depends heavily on the photo. A better image does not guarantee a diagnosis, but it can make the result easier to interpret.
Guide 04
Basal cell carcinoma does not always look the same, but a few repeated visual patterns show up often enough to be worth recognizing.
Guide 05
Melanoma does not have one fixed appearance, but color change, border change, and rapid evolution are especially important warning signs.