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How Do Moles Show Your Past Sun Damage On The Skin? Ever wondered how your skin's appearance can tell a story about your sun exposure? In this video, we explain how moles can reveal your skin’s history with ultraviolet radiation and what changes to watch for. We’ll discuss how the body responds to sun damage by producing more pigment, leading to the formation or alteration of moles. You’ll learn how the number, color, shape, and size of moles can reflect your cumulative sun exposure over the years.

We cover why people with certain skin types or family histories may notice more changes in their moles and what these changes might mean for your skin health. The video also emphasizes the importance of regular skin checks, especially if you observe moles that are changing in appearance or size. We’ll walk you through what a healthcare professional looks for during a skin exam and why early detection is vital for skin cancer prevention.

Knowing how to monitor your moles and seek professional advice can help you maintain healthy skin and catch potential issues early. Stay informed about your skin’s health and learn how to protect yourself from future sun damage. Remember, routine skin examinations and sun safety are key to keeping your skin healthy for years to come.

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