Since we're in the heart of summer, what are the biggest mistakes you think people make when it comes to protecting their skin from the sun?

I think probably the biggest mistake is short of not wearing sunscreen, which is obviously not great.

If you're wearing sunscreen, you want an SPF 30 or above broad spectrum sunscreen.

There's a lot of bad press about chemical sunscreens.

I think using a physical blocker sunscreen, meaning a sunscreen that has zinc or titanium and the brand is really not so important.

The best sunscreen is a sunscreen that you'll wear.

And so essentially we want patients to wear broad spectrum sunscreen, UVA and UVB blocking that's 30 or above.

Finally, if you could correct one misconception about how the public views skin cancer, what would it be?