The edges may have small, new blood vessels. The ulcer is often dimpled in the middle. Basal Cell Cancer will mainly occur on areas of sun exposed skin, such as the face, scalp, ears, neck, hands, shoulders and back. People with a fair skin complexion, blue or green eyes, blond or red hair. Excessive exposure to sunlight.
White people are more at risk, and also outdoor workers with constant exposure to sun.
The onset most commonly occurs after the age of 40, however, a greater number of young adults are also developing this form of skin cancer. New sites of basal cell cancer can occur, so prevention should be diligent. See your doctor with symptoms of basal cell skin cancer. If the wound bleeds after surgery and it cannot be stopped after 10 full minutes of continuous pressure. A medical history and physical exam will be taken.