Here's how she realized she needed to get it checked out.
two weeks ago, explains that a fellow tennis player convinced her to take action and see her dermatologist.
Miller called her dermatologist and asked to have the spot biopsied. Her dermatologist informed her she had to get a full-body skin cancer screening before she could get a biopsy. Miller made an appointment in mid-April for the screening, and her dermatologist agreed after seeing it that the spot on her face needed to be biopsied, which happened that day. A few days later, she learned she had stage one basal cell carcinoma.4 million new cases diagnosed
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