Chemist Warehouse Catalogue - 10/03-23/03/2022 (Page 30)

health this month spot the difference words sarah marinos it's never too late diagnosed with skin cancer by the professional who will monitor skin changes "people who've had skin cancer in the council australia people receive treatment for some form of that are immune suppressants are at skin cancer getting to know your skin is not only regular skin checks," dr rhee says sunsmart at cancer council victoria "we recommend getting to know what is higher risk of skin cancer and should speak changes." heather says they should also do regular self-checks "regularly look at your skin all over - in between appointments even in places that aren't exposed to the your feet "gps may use a handheld magnifier called heather recommends checking all parts a dermatoscope to help get a better look at perform a biopsy or can refer you for further "or get a friend or partner to check the treatment if required." heather explains back,' she advises if they feel it is necessary have a health professional immediately "a dermatologist is a doctor who has colour or size be able to cut it out and that is the only professional approach group at the royal australian college need to see a surgeon to manage complex of general practitioners dr joel rhee cases if cancer has spread and you need says those with an increased risk of skin reconstructive surgery," he says even if you've been less than diligent in protecting to prevent further damage check the uv index each day and when the uv is close-fitting and wraparound style