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stylinsam | 11:15 Wed 03rd May 2006 | Body & Soul
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iv got a scar on my back wher i had a mole removed last year and was thinking that when i have a sunbed should i cover it up or is it ok? i use sunbed once a week ?


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Is it wise to be using a sunbed at all stylism - 'specially after having a mole removed? Sorry, just me being cautious.


I had a mole investigation a couple of years ago, thankfully the consultant told me they were okay, but she still advised me not to use sunbeds - not that I do anyway.


Good luck.

I agree with Smudge.I have quite a freckly back with the odd mole and I was warned to never use a sunbed at all as it could change the structure of any off them to cancerous.
smudge is right you really should'nt be using a sunbed at all, there is so much information now about skin cancer that no one can pretend they dont know the dangers, people think a tan looks healthy , wrong your skin turning brown is actually sun damage, your skin is actually supposed to be the coluor u were born with. be proud to look how u do learn to luv your beatiful white legs.

Sorry stylinsam I agree with the others. There are so many good products on the market now if you want the tanned look.


I used a sunbed for a couple of months (once a week) several years ago but certainly wouldn't do it now. Just like the sun, it ages your skin and if you have had mole removals I wouldn't risk it anyway.

I have had a couple of moles removed and i just put a dab of a very high sunscreen on the scar where the moles were
Sam, are you on a wind-up or what? You keep asking questions about sunbeds but refuse to take people�s advice when they try to defer you. If you have fair skin and moles then you are more prone to skin cancer than most. If you are looking for a quick pre-holiday tan (i.e. 3 sunbeds or so) then that�s fine, but do make sure you go for a low tolerance sunbed. But please PLEASE don�t do sunbeds as a regular thing.
Agree with the other posters on this one. There are so many products out now. Johnson's and Dove just to name a couple are fantastic moisturisers which gradually build up a natural looking tan. Cheaper than sunbeds too.
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i dont no what you mean champagne I AM A WIND UP well i dont think i am it was a simple question.
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i meant in my question if i use a sunbed once a week not i use sunbed once a week.

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