A fourth called the clip ‘crazy’.
Someone else added: “This is so creepy.”
“Thats a great simulation,” praised a final YouTube user.
“I would have had no idea what melanoma looks like in early stages. Thanks!”
The NHS explains that melanoma skin cancer can often be treated but the treatment you have will depend on:
- where the cancer is
- if it has spread
- your general health
And while surgery is the main treatment for melanoma, radiotherapy, medicines and chemotherapy are also sometimes used.
If you do have the condition, then your specialist care team will:
- explain the treatments, benefits and side effects
- work with you to create a treatment plan that’s best for you
- discuss the chances of the melanoma coming back and how it will be treated if it does
You’ll also have regular check-ups during and after any treatments and depending on the stage of your melanoma, you may have tests and scans.
If you have any symptoms or side effects you’re worried about, talk to your specialists and you do not need to wait for your next check-up.
