The most common form of skin cancer. BCC appears as raised, translucent, pearly bumps on the head, neck, and hands, or as red, scaly patches on the nose and arms. The second most frequent skin cancer. SCC appears as elevated, pink to red scaling bumps or patches. The third most common and the most deadly form of skin cancer.
Common moles are round and symmetrical.
The B orders of early melanomas are often uneven and may have scalloped or notched edges. Common moles usually are a single shade of brown. Varied shades of brown, tan, or black can be the first sign of melanoma, and may progress to the C olors red, white, and blue. Back to top Tips for Rosacea Suffer Rosacea sufferers are advised to identify and avoid lifestyle and environmental factors that may aggravate their individual conditions. Minimize outdoor activities.