A proven skin check system. That’s peace of mind for your high-risk patients

For more than 25 years, MoleMap’s proven skin mapping and mole monitoring program has been detecting skin cancers earlier and with greater accuracy than visual checks alone. This is what sets us apart. Our unrivalled experience and world-first early detection system gives you and your patient the reassurance that either they don’t have skin cancer or that it has been found early enough to be treated.

When you refer a patient to MoleMap you have the added reassurance that we don’t just check. We triple check. One of our skilled melanographers performs a detailed skin check. Any suspicious lesions are digitally imaged and run through an AI-driven assessment tool. Images of any ‘at risk’ moles are sent electronically for dermatologist assessment and diagnosis. That’s three sets of expert eyes and complete peace of mind for your patient.

Full Body MoleMap is our most comprehensive skin check service. It includes:

• Head-to-toe skin and mole check by a highly-trained melanographer
• Total body photography to map, track and compare new and existing moles
• Under the skin imaging to see signs of cancer invisible to the naked eye
• Dermatologist assessment and report of suspicious or high-risk moles
• Proactive dermoscopic imaging of moles that ‘may be’ at risk of change
• Unlimited free spot checks for 12 months for total peace of mind

Our SkinCheck service is intended for people who are at low risk of skin cancer but have noticed a new mole or changing mole and want a quick and accurate diagnosis. It includes:

• A thorough head-to-toe skin check by a skilled melanographer
• Under the skin imaging of suspicious moles to detect cancer early
• Dermatologist diagnosis of suspicious or high-risk moles
• A full dermatologist’s report 

Unlike our Full Body MoleMap service, it does not include proactive monitoring of ‘at risk’ moles or unlimited free spot checks for 12 months.

Reports are usually sent out within a week of the patient’s appointment. Your patient will receive an email advis­ing them to login to their personal My MoleMap online portal. Here, they can view the clinical report, including the dermatologist’s comments and recommendations, see their images and giv­e per­mis­sion for other people (like their GP) to access their images.