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If you can spot it, you can stop it! It's important to observe any changes in the appearance of your skin, such as finding a new growth, a change to a previous ...growth, or a recurring sore. Learn what to look for when it comes to observing your skin here: http://provhealth.org/6184Ecn46 #Melanoma #skincancerprevention #jwci See more

Today is Mole Day, the perfect day to check your skin. Use the ABCDEs to do a self-exam and see a board-certified dermatologist if you notice anything new, changing, itching, or bleeding. https://bit.ly/1mvbJXl

Visit mohs.org to learn more about Mohs surgery.

"I don’t want to scare people. I want to inspire them. Wearing sunscreen and protective clothing in the sun and limiting your exposure to the sun isn’t scary. I...t’s smart. It’s responsible. I wasn’t smart or responsible in the sun growing up. I hope others can learn from my mistakes and be inspired to protect their skin, make regular appointments with their doctors, and stay healthy." See more

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Mohs surgery is the most effective and advanced treatment for skin cancer today. It offers the highest potential for cure even if the skin cancer has been previously treated by another method.

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While any board certified dermatologist may perform Mohs surgery, only members of the American College of Mohs Surger have undergone rigorous fellowship training. Use our online Surgeon Finder to a surgeon close to you.