A few weeks ago, a 30-year-old woman came to see me. She’d been keeping an eye on a mole for a while and, like so many of us do, had put off getting it looked at. When she finally came in and I examined it under my dermatoscope, I created a report ready to send away to dermatology, checking her history and details regarding the mole. she felt it had grown over the last year. It Isn’t Always What You Expect One of the most important things I want people to understand is that skin cancer doesn’t always appear as a dramatic change to an existing mole. Yes, we should