Skin cancer is one of the most widely recognized types of disease and is basic in individuals who remain outside and are exposed to sun rays for a significant duration of time. Fair looking individuals are increasingly inclined to getting skin cancer as their melanin creation is lesser. Melanin secures the external skin that is the epidermis from the unsafe ultraviolet radiation. Having said that, even darker looking individuals can get skin cancer. They are extensively grouped into three kinds:

Melanoma
Melanoma starts at the melanocytes that are answerable for the color of the skin. They can start on impeccably typical skin or on an existing mole. Melanoma has an irregular shape with various shaded spots with a dark or dim irregularity. Typically, specialists lead a biopsy to analyze melanoma. In the event that melanoma spreads, a blend of chemotherapy and radiation treatment is performed to hold the malignant growth cells under check. However, melanoma can’t be restored totally. Melanoma can show up on any place in the skin yet the most ordinary is the chest region in men and legs in ladies. Neck and the face are likewise a typical sight also. In Darker people, melanoma can show up where the melanin is less similar to the palm, Sole and significantly under the nails.

Squamous cell carcinoma
Another different type of skin cancer, Squamous cell carcinoma is a malignant growth that starts at the squamous cells which form the principle auxiliary cell of the epidermis that is the external skin. Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most regular kind of malignant growth after basal skin disease and is normal in zones that are exposed to the sunrays. In squamous skin disease thick flaky development shows up on the skin and they don’t recuperate. A biopsy is performed to analyze basal skin malignant growth. Squamous skin cancer can be treated with a surgical procedure, chemotherapy applied to the skin and even radiation treatment. Squamous cell cancer is lethal in the event that it spreads to the different parts of the body

Basal Cell Carcinoma
Basal carcinoma is a sort of disease that creates on the basal cell layer of the epidermis that falls under the external squamous cells of the dermis. Basal cells produce the squamous cells that go up and become the external layer of the skin that sheds. Basal cell carcinoma generally shows up as a bump that is transparent on the skin and is caused because of overexposure of the skin to the dangerous radiation produced from the sun. Head and neck are the most uncovered areas of the body, hence these body parts are affected by this type of skin cancer.

Changes to the DNA causes basal cell carcinoma. Basal cells divide and form the external skin of the epidermis. At the point when the external skin sheds, these basal cells go up and supplant the external squamous cell that sheds. Transformation of the basal cells causes a sudden uncontrolled creation of the basal cells and makes the older cells to develop as opposed to dying. In the end, this forms into a tumor that is destructive. The basal cells are exceptionally receptive to the UV beams present in the sunrays and artificial tanning lights.