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1. Changes to moles: Moles that change in size, shape, color, or surface, or develop a lump or bump
2. New spots: Any new spots on your skin, especially ones that look different from the others
3. Sores: Sores that don’t heal, bleed, or develop a crust
4. Redness or swelling: Redness or swelling beyond the border of a mole
5. Itching or pain: Itching, pain, or tenderness that doesn’t go away or comes back
6. Firmness: Firmness, which is a feature of nodular melanoma, an invasive form of skin cancer
7. Scaly or rough patches: Red, rough, or scaly patches that might itch or bleed