Our skin cancer doctors use a highly advanced mole mapping technology, called digital dermoscopy, to image and identify very early signs of skin cancer and provide instant feedback. If action is required to treat or remove a suspicious mole or lesion, your Mole Doctor will arrange another appointment to have this completed onsite using the latest surgical equipment and procedures. Our skin cancer doctors use a highly advanced mole mapping technology, called digital dermoscopy, to image and identify very early signs of skin cancer and provide instant feedback. If action is required to treat or remove a suspicious mole or lesion, your Mole Doctor will arrange another appointment to have this completed onsite using the latest surgical equipment and procedures.

We use the latest technology, including manual and digital dermoscopy (molemapping cameras), to diagnose any changes in moles and other skin lesions that could be indicative of skin cancer. Any concerning moles or lesions can be identified on the spot and recommended treatment advised. Moles or lesions that the doctor would like to see in greater detail are imaged using a specialised mole mapping camera. Photos taken are enlarged (around 30x) onto an HDTV screen and the doctor will discuss the images and their feedback with you. The advanced DermEngine digital technology we use provides an excellent baseline for future comparison and monitoring of your moles, as all images are securely stored and can be referred to at future checks. The doctor can also answer any questions you may have about your skin and sun protection during your check.

At Mole Doctors we provide both surgical and shave removal procedures for cancerous and non-cancerous spots and lesions. All pricing includes post-operative and follow-up care. We can also prescribe topical skin cancer and sun damage treatments as appropriate.