Skin Cancer: What People Don’t See (Interactive Infographic)

Written by Kelly Crumrin

Posted on May 26, 2026

Get smarter about skin cancer in less than 3 minutes for free.

Living with skin cancer involves more than what people can see. Below the surface, people may develop symptoms or treatment side effects such as headaches, fatigue, and eye problems.

On MySkinCancerTeam, the social network and online support group for people living with skin cancer, members share their experiences with the condition and its less visible symptoms.

Tap the blue buttons below to learn more about skin cancer symptoms.

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I am 68, I’ve had skin cancer for 35 years. Bowen, Basal, squamous, melanoma, I’ve had over 200 biopsies in my life and never had 1 come back that margins were good on always larger margins, huge scars, Keytruda, I had to stop, radiation on my head and neck. Radiation on breasts, hips, thighs, arms was placed in surgery by my oncologist and removal with huge excisions 30 at a time.
Being 68 I have given up