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New, Changing or Unusual? It Could Be Skin Cancer.

Three simple words – NEWCHANGINGUNUSUAL – are the heart of The Big See®, the skin cancer early detection initiative that provides clear, easy guidance on the three things to look for on your skin and what to do next.

Skin Cancer is the cancer you can see. Yet skin cancer often goes undetected until it’s too late. The Big See aims to inspire you to open your eyes, get to know your skin and check yourself from head-to-toe once a month. If you see something new, changing or unusual, go get checked by a dermatologist. It could save your life.

Early Detection | Self-Exams | Annual Exams | The Big See PSA

The Big Three from The Big See
Here’s what to look for when you’re looking for skin cancer:

What’s that,
something new?

1. Keep an eye out for any NEW moles or blemishes that have popped up – especially if they appear after age 21.

A leopard’s spots don’t change, and neither should yours!

2.  Always check if your spots are CHANGING in color, shape, size or texture.

One of these things
is not like the others…

3. Look for spots that are UNUSUAL in outline or continuously itch, hurt, crust or bleed for more than three weeks.

Did You Know?
There’s more than meets the eye when it comes to skin cancer,
so make sure you know all the facts.

MORE THAN
2 PEOPLE DIE OF SKIN CANCER EVERY HOUR

SKIN CANCER IS THE
MOST COMMON TYPE OF CANCER
IN THE UNITED STATES

1 IN 5 AMERICANS
DEVELOP SKIN CANCER

BY THE AGE OF 70

YOUR RISK FOR MELANOMA
DOUBLES IF YOU’VE HAD
MORE THAN 5 SUNBURNS

THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT IF YOU
CATCH SKIN CANCER EARLY ENOUGH
YOU CAN BE A-OK

The Big See PSA
The Big See magic mirror is here to tell you about skin cancer!

What’s That?
What’s that? is the question that would save Sue Manber’s life.
Skin cancer can happen to anyone, at any age.
Catching it early can mean the difference between life and death.

Looking for a dermatologist? Find one here.

Last updated: March 2023

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