6 months: Every six months, if you don't have a history of prior skin cancer, and you are not taking any chemotherapy medications for other reasons. Otherwise, you should be seen every 3 months for a complete skin exam. Make sure your physician examines all skin surfaces, not just the easy-to-get-to parts of your arms and legs.
Answered 7/5/2012
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Limit exposure first: Your question is not easy to answer. However, you should limit your sun exposure and always wear preferably a shirt, but at least sunscreen and a hat to protect your skin. See a dermatologist for a first visit and let them advise you further regarding protection from the sun, and an examination schedule.
Answered 7/20/2012
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