Andrew Huberman· PhD
in addition it's highly recommended that you go in and you get your moles checked by a dermatologist and frankly that you get all of your skin checked by a dermatologist at least once per year
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in addition it's highly recommended that you go in and you get your moles checked by a dermatologist and frankly that you get all of your skin checked by a dermatologist at least once per year
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getting checked out by a highly qualified dermatologist on a yearly basis maybe even more if you're really concerned about this because you have a lot of familiar genetically inherited skin cancers things of that sort is really highly advised
generally we recommend an annual skin exam by a good reputable board certified dermatologist and that includes every square inch of your skin including you know your hair between your toes in the genital area