Summer leaves behind not only a tan, but sometimes new pigment spots or moles. Although most such formations are benign, some changes can be not only an aesthetic problem, but also a warning about skin cancer. Tomas Petras Vileikis, a dermatologist and venereologist at the Utena Diagnostic and Surgical Clinic "Meliva" (formerly "Kardiolitas Clinic"), tells us what signs to pay attention to and when it is better not to postpone a visit to a speci…
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Summer leaves behind not only a tan, but sometimes new pigment spots or moles. Although most such formations are benign, some changes can be not only an aesthetic problem, but also a warning about skin cancer. Tomas Petras Vileikis, a dermatologist and venereologist at the Utena Diagnostic and Surgical Clinic "Meliva" (formerly "Kardiolitas Clinic"), tells us what signs to pay attention to and when it is better not to postpone a visit to a speci…