Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer. It’s also one of the most preventable
Reduce your risk of getting skin cancer by avoiding tanning equipment such as tanning beds and booths and sun lamps
Melanoma is the most serious and potentially fatal form of skin cancer
Most skin cancers occur on the head and neck area. Skin cancer surgery can leave large, visible scars
Indoor tanning usage is directly linked to melanoma skin cancer—the second most common cancer in young people aged 15 – 34 in Ontario
That surface glow you are getting is really hiding the skin inflammation underneath. Once that glow is gone the damage remains. Your skin never forgets
Skin damage from ultraviolet rays (UVR) exposure never heals. It is cumulative, building up with each exposure until skin cancer develops
No skin type is protected against skin cancer, but people with a fair or freckled complexion, or skin that burns easily, are at higher risk
