Use the ABCDE rule to check any mole or spot for warning signs. Asymmetry means the two halves of the moles do not match. Check the border to see if the edges look ragged, notched, or blurry. Colour is another clue, as a single spot showing multiple shades of brown, black, red, or white needs attention. Diameter matters too, and anything larger than 6mm, about the size of a pencil eraser, is worth noting. Finally, watch for anything evolving, which means any change in size, shape, colour, or feel over time. If a mole or spot checks even one of these boxes, see a dermatologist. Skin cancer is highly treatable when caught early.
Skin cancer is serious, but if detected early, it can often be treated successfully. Early detection is key, yet many cases are discovered too late, putting health at risk. DermPro gives you the power to perform a quick self-check anytime, anywhere. You’ll get an instant risk assessment and guidance on whether you should see a doctor and how urgently to help you take control of your skin health.