Destination Healthy Skin is The Skin Cancer Foundation’s mobile skin cancer screening and education program. This Spring and Fall, we are visiting approximately 24 cities around the U.S. to provide free skin cancer screenings and educational materials.
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The Skin Cancer Foundation grants the Seal of Recommendation to sun protection products that meet the criteria of our volunteer Photobiology Committee. Visit skincancer.org/productfinder see all of our recommended products.

It’s a fact: There is no such thing as a safe or healthy tan. Tanning increases your risk of basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma.

Your best defense is to avoid tanning altogether. To learn more about the risks of tanning visit:, SkinCancer.org/tanning

Press release: Our mobile free #skincancer screening and education program hits the road this month. skincancer.org/press/the-skin…

Billie, a fair redhead from Australia, has had treatment for seven basal cell carcinomas, including intensive topical treatment for multiple facial BCCs. Here she tells her story about her skin cancer treatment.
#BCC #SkinCancer #SunProtection

Wondering if skin cancer photos are a reliable indicator? Check out our 'Ask the Expert' article.

Learn about the importance of consulting a dermatologist and understanding skin cancer signs.

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#SkinCancerAwareness #SkinHealth #AskTheExpert

Skin Cancer is the cancer you can see. Yet skin cancer often goes undetected until it’s too late. The Big See aims to inspire you to open your eyes, get to know your skin and check yourself from head-to-toe once a month. skincancer.org/early-detectio…

☀️ Stay safe and enjoy the solar eclipse! 🌒

Remember, even on the most exciting days, sun protection is crucial. Follow these safety tips to ensure nothing dims your view of this extraordinary event.

#SolarEclipse #SolarEclipse Safety #SunProtection #SunSafety

This World Health Day, we are focusing on skin health and cancer prevention. Did you know about 90 percent of nonmelanoma skin cancers are associated with exposure to UV radiation from the sun? Practice sun-safe habits. Together, we can prevent skin cancer. #WorldHealthDay

You may not know that your phone can also be a great tool to help you protect your skin’s health. Features like alarms and calendar reminders can assist with sun protection and monthly skin checks. skincancer.org/blog/healthy-s…

Did you know skin cancer affects everyone — regardless of skin type or ethnicity? Loving your skin means protecting your skin. A healthy mix of sun protection and regular skin checks is the best way to stay vigilant.
#LoveYourSkinProtectYourSkin

There is nothing good that comes from indoor tanning. We promise, you do not need a base tan. Go with your natural glow! Your skin will thank you later!

#AntiTanning #SkinCancer #BanIndoorTanning #ProtectYourSkin

While pranks are fun, your skin's health is no joke!

Remember to check for anything new, changing or unusual on your skin often. Be proactive about your skin health this April Fool's Day and every day.

#EarlyDetection #SelfSkinExam

Skin cancer can happen to anyone. Know the #melanoma warning signs and check your skin. If you see anything new, changing or unusual, get checked by a dermatologist. skincancer.org/skin-cancer-in…

Kaili Arntson was just 15 when she discovered she had melanoma. Each year in the U.S., only about 400 cases of melanoma are diagnosed in children under 20 years old. However, melanoma in teens between 15 and 19 years old accounts for 75 percent of these pediatric cases.

Mohs surgery is done in stages, all in one visit, while the patient waits between each stage. After removing a layer of tissue, the surgeon examines it under a microscope in an on-site lab.

To learn more about Mohs, visit: skincancer.org/treatment-reso…

Share this with anyone who is concerned with premature skin aging. 👀

Sun protection = youthful skin.

#FactFriday #SunProtection #AntiTanning #SunSafety