Everything you need to know about spotting dangerous moles after Molly-Mae Hague suffers 'scary' diagnosis
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ok.co.ukMany of us have spent the summer months soaking up the sunshine in the garden. When lockdown hit, the sun decided to shine in the UK and we’ve all been outside a lot more than usual ever since.
But the sunshine, as well as being hugely beneficial to our health, can also have negative side effects when we’re not careful – something that Molly-Mae Hague has discovered for herself recently.
Damage to moles can potentially lead to you needing to have a mole removed, like Molly-Mae, or it can even lead to skin cancer.
Here, consultant dermatologist for sk:n clinics, Dr Jinah Yoo, tells us everything we need to know about caring for and tracking changes in your moles...
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