Basal Cell Carcinoma is the most common form of potentially dangerous skin spot. They are usually, but not always, slow growing, raised, translucent pearl-like spots that tend to crust over, ulcerate or even bleed. In other words, there are a variety of attributes these spots can have.
To see some images of Basal Cell Carcinoma, please scroll down the page. This is only a small group of sample images, and is not a comprehensive set meant to cover all types.
Don't be scared if you find something that looks unusual to you. Take action! If you have a spot that looks suspicious, visit your doctor to have it checked. Some spots that don't look dangerous can turn out to be a problem, and some spots that look bad may turn out to be okay. Only your doctor can tell you for sure!
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