How do I know if my mole is normal or I have skin cancer

Among the best signals in skin cancer are various stains or bumps that suddenly appear on the body. If you have recently noticed a suspicious birthmark in the body of your father, loved one, mother, or anyone, look at the following types and, however, do not avoid a medical consultancy. Nishanats demand great attention!

Normal Nishan

Generally, normal moles (so not problematic) are uniform in color, which fades at the boundary of the mole itself with the rest of its skin. However, any stains that change completely should be checked on the doctor.

Apeic Nishan

If you have such a mole, try to keep it under constant control.

The same goes for the following mole:

It's not a symbol of skin cancer but it requires permanent supervision.

Dysplastic Nevous

Nishani in word (darker) is in danger of developing cancer, so he is advised to protect the area as much as possible in question.

Basal Cell Carcinom

One of the most common types of skin cancer is BCC, which forms deep into the skin and looks like a red hump that never seems to heal.

Another typical mole of skin cancer is this:

Melanoma too:

The deadliest cancer of all skin cancers. Melanoms have geometry and may be flat or raised.

Actal Lentigious Melanoma

It usually appears as a dark sign under its fingernails, palms, or feet.

as well as Actic Keratosis

This cancerous mole usually appears in areas affecting the sun such as the scalp, the lips, the hands, and the appearance of a high and rough spot.