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You have fair skin (phototype I or II on the Fitzpatrick scale*), which tans very little and often burns. You have freckles or moles that differ in appearance (size, shape, colour). You had severe sunburns as a child or were frequently exposed to strong sunlight during childhood and adolescence. There is a history of skin cancer in your family. Previous diagnosis: If you have had skin cancer in the past, you are at risk of developing it again. Lifestyle: UV Exposure, Smoking. Tanning: You have spent time outside tanning. Tanning beds: Tanning beds have been banned in all Australian states since 2016, but even if you’ve only used solariums a handful of times, or even once in the past, you have increased risk of skin cancer. Work outdoors: People who work outdoors get 10 times higher sun exposure than indoor workers. (Cancer Council Australia). Climate: If you live in a sunny or high-altitude climate you are exposed to more UV radiation and have an increased risk of skin cancer. Prescription Medication: Certain medications can increase sun sensitivity and increase the risk of UV damage to the skin. A weakened immune system: People who have a weakened immune system have a greater risk of skin cancer. This includes anyone taking immunosuppressant drugs after an organ transplant.