Lloyd Hudson

I recently got checked for some skin cancers because a colleague at work had a scare. When the doctor went over my skin he found a small spot I was thinking of all the worst scenarios but luckily had a clear spot. The best thing about getting checked for me is peace of mind. Let's face it, it’s half an hour out of your day.

It is important to check your skin regularly. If you notice a change in shape, size or colour of a spot, see your doctor. Use the 5 types of sun protection whenever the UV is 3 and above to protect yourself daily.

For more information check for signs of skin cancer.

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