They can develop anywhere on the body — even on your scalp, under your nails, in your armpits, and between your toes and fingers. Most of the moles you develop throughout your lifetime will occu ...

Check your moles once a month to make sure they look OK. This will make it easier to notice if they change. Look at yourself from head to toe, including between your fingers and toes, on your ...

You’ll want to note any moles or growths that ... and legs to less-visible places like your scalp, between your toes, and the soles of your feet. Your doctor will also check for actinic ...

They apply to spots on the palms and soles, too. Don’t forget to look for moles between the toes. A foot injury may increase your risk of developing melanoma, so pay close attention to places on ...

A runner has told of her horror ordeal after a sore patch between her toes turned out to be deadly ... having pale skin, large moles and a family history of skin cancer can all increase the ...