[Little Bill]

We generally get melanoma.

[skr]

That’s how it prevents aging; one dies of skin cancer before wrinkles take over.

[Maven]

We generally get melanoma.

My mother got a melanoma on her back in 1978. She had two surgeries and has been cancer-free ever since.

Her oncologist told me at the time that since I have moles in the same places, I should stay out of the sun as much as possible, which I've done. So, 32 years later, at age 50, I look like I'm in my 30s, and my only wrinkles are some very minimal crows' feet. I get my moles checked out every six months by doctor, every month by mom (we check each other in a completely non-TSA sort of way).