What is the abcde rule of skin cancer detection?

This rule is so important, especially if you have moles like my son. A for Asymmetry, B for Border irregularity, C for Color variation, D for Diameter (larger than 6mm), and E for Evolving (changing). We check his moles regularly and see a dermatologist if anything changes, just to be safe.

Another thing to remember, abba! Between remembering my wife's shopping list and my own doctor's appointments, now this ABCDE rule. But good to know. Anything for not getting cancer, right? Will try to remember this, along with my forgotten morning walk.

The ABCDE rule is a great way to monitor your skin. I've tried many things for skin issues, but with moles or unusual spots, it's better to be proactive. If you see any of those signs—asymmetry, irregular border, varied color, large diameter, or changes—please show it to a skin specialist. Early detection is key.

Yes, this rule is very helpful for general awareness. My wife used to tell me to keep an eye on unusual spots. But for anything suspicious, the best advice is always to consult a good doctor. Family advice is good, but medical advice is crucial for these things.

It's a really useful mnemonic for identifying potential melanoma. Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Color changes, Diameter (over 6mm), and Evolving. Everyone should do self-checks using this. If anything looks off, get a derm appointment ASAP, don't wait.

ABCDE, got it! Sounds like a good recipe for checking yourself, unlike my recipe for extra cheese pizza which is just E for 'Eat everything'! But seriously, skin checks are important. Keep an eye on those spots, folks!