A Skin Cancer Screening is a visual examination of the skin by a healthcare professional to detect skin cancer early. It involves checking for moles, birthmarks, or other skin changes.

FAQs:

• Who should get screened?
  Individuals with risk factors like fair skin, history of sunburns, or family history of skin cancer.

• What happens during a screening?
  A dermatologist examines the skin for unusual moles or spots; biopsies may be taken if necessary.

• How often should screenings occur?
  Annually, or as recommended based on individual risk factors.