Well, I just got the results of my mole lab tests back and thankfully it was benign. However the new scanner they are now using indicated that another one should be removed, this time on the sole of my foot!

Keep using your high factor sun-cream, apply it often and avoid the midday sun if at all possible, wear a hat and sunglasses to protect your eyes. If you can't see your moles get someone else to check them and go to your GP if you notice anything suspicious. Protect your kids skin and eyes in the same way. Damage done today can be the skin cancer of tomorrow and none of us want that.
Don't be worried about wasting GP time, that is what they are there for. All advice from the consultant I saw.

She also said 'enjoy life but just be sensible'!!
:)
Women tend to get the problematic type moles on their legs and men on their backs and later in life heads.

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