Mole Mapping
Detect skin changes early.
Detect skin changes early with professional mole mapping — a non-invasive, comprehensive method to monitor moles and reduce skin cancer risk.
| Treatment time | 30–60 mins |
|---|---|
| Recovery | None |
| Results | Immediate report and imaging |
| Follow-up | Yearly |
| Cost | Price on consultation |
Every face is unique — that's why we begin with a personalised consultation at the start of every appointment to assess your skin concerns, discuss your goals, and create a tailored plan for your treatment.
Questions, answered
What is it?
A detailed skin examination using digital imaging to track existing moles and identify new or changing lesions, supporting early detection of skin cancer, including melanoma.
How does it work?
High-resolution photographs are taken of all moles, and software compares the images over time to flag changes.
What does it treat?
Monitoring of all moles and pigmented lesions, and identification of suspicious changes that may require a biopsy.
How many appointments do I need?
A baseline assessment, then every 12 months — sooner if you notice changes.
Is it painful? Is there any recovery?
It is painless, with no recovery time and no side effects from imaging.
Is it safe for everyone?
Yes — it is safe for all adults and children.
What should I do before my appointment?
Avoid heavy lotions, make-up or self-tan, wear clothing that allows easy access to your skin, and bring any previous biopsy reports.
What should I do afterwards?
No aftercare is needed.
Alternatives
Other routes to the same goal, often gentler or more gradual. We'll talk through them at consultation.
Self-examination
Visual skin checks
Full-body photography elsewhere
Combines well with
CryoPen for Benign Skin Lesions
Unsure which treatment is right for you?
30 minutes of dedicated time, in person or remotely, to discuss your options and personalise a plan for your skin.
Why choose Dr Miriam A
- Experienced in early detection
- Advanced digital imaging
- Personalised follow-up
- Patient safety and education