Doctors call for nude selfies to detect cancer early

Dr. Ian McDougall (Australia) calls on the community to take nude photos of themselves to monitor and detect skin cancer early.

"Take pictures of your body because it is the clearest evidence of change.With modern technology, you can easily review photos after 6 months and notice abnormalities before your doctor.", plastic surgeonIan McDougall (Australia) recommends.

Share withGold Coast Bulletin, DoctorMcDougall says the method has saved the lives of many of his patients in recent years.

Agree with the doctorMcDougall, CEO of the Skin Cancer Society of Queensland, is Mr.Chris McMillan says photos are very useful in diagnosing skin cancer. "People need to understand their own skin," directorMcMillan emphasized. "Taking pictures of your skin or moles is a great way to self-examine and intervene promptly."

Nude photography helps detect skin cancer early. Photo: Salon.

Skin cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal skin cells. This is a common form of cancer but is easily treatable if detected early. To detect skin cancer, dermatologists use the ABCDE method to identify dangerous moles that have 2 halves that are asymmetrical (Asymmetry), irregular borders (Borders), more than one color (Color), diameter larger than a pencil eraser (Diameter) and change over time (Evolving).

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