Skin cancer expert Dr Jonathan Bowling FRCP is a Consultant Dermatologist specialising in skin cancer diagnosis and treatment.
He is the UK expert on using dermoscopy for melanoma diagnosis and mole screening and organises national and international courses on melanoma diagnosis for dermatologists and plastic surgeons.
Dr Bowling's new textbook is now available worldwide following a sell out book launch in Lisbon in October.
Top London Dermatologist Dr Jonathan Bowling offers mole mapping and same day skin cancer testing at London's slickest surgical clinic.
To book an appointment directly with Dr Bowling call The Cadogan Clinic, London 020 7901 8500
Tatler recommends mole checks by dermatologist Dr Jonathan Bowling.
"A must before you head to the sun". Pre-holiday mole checks with Dr Bowling can be booked directly at the Cadogan Clinic, London 020 7901 8500
Dr Jonathan Bowling, skin cancer specialist at The Oxford University Hospital Trust says: "Do enjoy getting outside in the sun - it provides vitamin D, and the benefits on cardiovascular respiratory and mental health are enormous. Just try not to burn and seek medical advice if you are worried. "
Mole screening expert, Dr Jonathan Bowling practises at The Cadogan Clinic London. To book an appointment call the Cadogan Clinic on 020 901 8500
4Beauty, Channel 4's beauty and lifestyle website speaks to leading dermatologist Jonathan Bowling on how to check yor moles including advice on mole removal.
Fake cosmetics can cause acute and severe skin reactions that can be life threatening. Dr Jonathan Bowling, consultant dermatologist at The Cadogan Clinic recommends early dermatologist review for any adverse skin reaction.
Dermatologist Dr Jonathan Bowling, from the Oxford University Hospitals Trust and the private Cadogan clinic, said it was vital that anyone with any concerns about their moles seek help from a qualified dermatologist.
Dr Jonathan Bowling, skin cancer specialist at The Oxford University Hospital Trust and private Cadogan Clinic in London, says: 'We are facing an epidemic of skin cancer. Rates of melanoma are rising faster than any other cancer - and more men are dying than women. Yet men, wrongly, have the attitude that if a mole isn't bleeding and doesn't hurt, it's not harmful. "
Dermatologist Dr Jonathan Bowling, from the Oxford University Hospitals Trust and the private Cadogan clinic, said "The public may potentially be misled into thinking they are having an specialist opinion when they are not" .
Dr Jonathan Bowling, skin cancer specialist at The Cadogan Clinic in London, says: "As this story shows, the bottom line is that regardless of your sun exposure (or lack of it), if you have anything new on your skin or an existing mole that's changing, get it checked out."
Experts are warning that the risks of getting burnt on the slopes are as high as on our summer holidays, if not higher. Dr Jonathan Bowling, consultant dermatologist at the Radcliffe Trust, Oxford, and London's Cadogan Clinic, said many skiers were unaware of the dangers they faced when going out without a high factor sun screen.
Top skin cancer expert, Dr Jonathan Bowling, consultant dermatologist at London's Cadogan Clinic says that most people don't understand the importance of sun protection when skiing. Protecting yourself properly from the sun is as essential as the right equipment and warm clothing.
Dr Jonathan Bowling, consultant dermatologist at London's Cadogan Clinic, is concerned people underestimate the importance of sun protection when on the slopes.
"Skiing is a fantastic sport and good for general fitness, but a lot of people forget the effect that the winter sun can have on their skin," Dr Bowling says anyone skiing this winter should consider sun protection as essential as warm clothing and the correct equipment.
What kind of changes in a mole should I look out for? Which areas are most at risk? Please note - any changes in a mole should be checked out without delay.