Moles and Pigmented Lesions
Professional monitoring and evaluation of moles
Overview
Moles are common and mostly benign pigmented formations. However, some moles can undergo malignant transformation and it is important to monitor them regularly.
Dermatoscopy allows detailed examination of moles and early detection of suspicious changes.
Symptoms
- Moles changing shape
- Asymmetric moles
- Irregular borders
- Uneven color
- Growing size
- New skin lesions
When to see a doctor
- New moles after age 30
- Changes in mole appearance
- Family history of melanoma
- Frequent sun exposure
Treatment options
Dermoscopy – Mole and Skin Lesion Evaluation
Digital dermatoscopy is a non-invasive skin examination method that allows visualization of structures not visible to the naked eye. This advanced technology helps in early detection of melanoma and other forms of skin cancer.
Learn moreDermatology Consultation - Comprehensive Evaluation and Personalized Treatment Plan
The dermatological consultation is the first step to healthy skin. We evaluate the general condition of the skin, identify existing problems, and establish a personalized treatment plan.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
Is dermatoscopy painful?
No, dermatoscopy is a completely painless procedure. The dermatoscope is an optical device that is gently placed on the skin to examine moles and lesions at a magnified level.