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Dr. Georgiana Farrugia Bonnici explains how to identify skin cancer and how to prevent it. People often notice skin blemishes that cause concern and typically visit a family doctor first, who may refer them to a dermatologist if serious issues are suspected. In some instances, doctors perform a biopsy or remove a growth to prevent further problems, particularly cancer.

Common types of skin cancer include melanoma, basal cell carcinoma (BCC), and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). According to Dr. Farrugia Bonnici, individuals should see a specialist if a skin growth changes shape, feels inconsistent, has blurred edges, contains various colors, or reaches a certain size and begins to change.

To help prevent skin cancer, Dr. Farrugia Bonnici recommends applying sunscreen, wearing sun hats, caps, and light clothing, and ensuring that skin is covered rather than wearing only mesh, shirts, or shorts.

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