— and it’s best if they’re done altogether.
, and the fourth-most common among adults aged 30 to 49, she highlighted. With the campaign, the organization is urging Canadians to learn about the causes and early warning signs. While some people may have reservations about the texture and appearance of certain sunscreens, Oroz noted that there are a variety of styles available in stores for every preference — including powders, sticks and “dry-touch” products.
“In my own clinic, I often find that many skin cancers are found on the ears on the face,” Oroz said. “A lot of people tend to forget their ears when applying sunscreen.”areas where skin cancers are often found.“The best outcome for skin cancers is with early detection,” Oroz said. “The earlier we can find a skin cancer, the better the outcomes, the better the survival rates.