During the dermatological examination, a full body map (high-resolution photo of each part of the body) is taken.
All lesions – mainly moles, skin tumours, but also other lesions – are then examined and imaged using a digital dermatoscope.
The aim is not just to make a diagnosis, as any modern tool cannot replace the expertise of a doctor in making a diagnosis.
It is also intended to allow comparison, assessment of changes and, at any time, the viewing of the lesion without it, during subsequent follow-up examinations.
If a biopsy, diagnostic biopsy and histopathological examination of the skin lesion is required, this will also be carried out. For more information on moles, skin tumours and melanoma, click here.
