Skin Cancer Screenings in Shanghai
You should check your own skin regularly, say every three months. Keep a record of the dates you check your skin and make notes about anything you're keeping an eye on. If you are concerned about anything you should get your skin seen by a general practitioner in Shanghai.
When should I have my skin spots checked in Shanghai?
When you have a:
- new spot that is different from other spots around it
- spot, mole or unusual freckle that has changed in shape, size, or color
- sore that doesn't heal
- skin spot that you are worried about.
If you are worried about anything you can:
See a General Practitioner (GP). Your own GP is the best person to see because he or she knows your full history, can examine your skin and advise you regarding appropriate care.
See a specialist, if you would like a second opinion you can ask your GP to send you to a specialist such as a dermatologist, plastic surgeon or surgeon. Your GP may suggest you see a specialist anyway.
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Skin Screenings Follow up in Shanghai
If you have already been treated for skin cancer it's a good idea to have your skin checked regularly by your GP or specialist - about once a year or as recommended by your doctor in Shanghai.
Prevent skin cancer in Shanghai: How?
The best way is to spend less time in the sun. You can:
- Plan to be indoors or under cover when the sun is strongest
- Cover up with a broad brimmed or legionnaires' hat and clothes with sleeves and a collar, trousers, long shorts or skirt below the knee.
- Use a broad spectrum, water resistant SPF 30+ sunscreen - 15 to 20 minutes before going out in the sun and reapply every two hours
- Wear sunglasses which matched ISO standards and fit close it to the face.
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