Skin Cancer on the Feet – What Every Floridian Should Watch For

Skin cancer on the feet is increasingly common in Florida. Learn what to watch for, how we screen for it, and why early detection matters.

By Dr. Carli Hoover

Skin Cancer on the Feet – What Every Floridian Should Watch For You know to wear sunscreen on your face and shoulders, but do you protect your feet? Many Floridians overlook this vulnerable area, and dermatologists are seeing more skin cancer on the feet than ever before. The good news? When caught early, skin cancer is highly treatable. The key is knowing what to look for and having your feet examined regularly. Related Reading If this article was helpful, you may also find these useful: Skin Cancer on the Foot – Recognition and Why It's Often Missed Foot Cancer Warning Signs — What Lake Mary Patients Should Know Psoriasis on the Feet – Beyond Itching and Flaking Foot Warts vs Calluses – How to Tell the Difference