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Mole mapping may be discussed during consultation when clinically suitable. During consultation, the dermatologist may recommend clinical photography and dermoscopy when appropriate to assist with assessment and documentation. Images may be recorded as part of your medical record when clinically appropriate.
Mole mapping may be considered for individuals with multiple moles or when a dermatologist determines that photographic documentation would be helpful.
If appropriate, clinical photographs may be taken to assist with documentation during assessment.
Each mole or lesion may be examined using dermoscopy, allowing the dermatologist to evaluate structures not visible to the naked eye.
All images are stored in a highly organized, encrypted system designed to maintain patient privacy and ensure long term accessibility for follow up visits.
Regular professional skin examinations may be recommended for individuals who have:
A dermatologist can advise whether regular skin examinations are appropriate based on your individual medical history and risk factors.
Monthly self-examinations may help individuals notice new or changing skin lesions between professional skin examinations. If you observe changes in the size, shape, colour, or appearance of a mole or skin lesion, arrange an assessment with a qualified dermatologist.
Clinical photography and dermoscopy may assist with documentation and assessment during consultation, but they do not replace the expertise and clinical judgement of a qualified dermatologist.
Clinical imaging may assist with documentation during examination, while diagnosis and treatment decisions are made by the dermatologist following clinical assessment and, where appropriate, additional investigations.
Clinical photography and dermoscopy may be used, when appropriate, to document skin findings and support ongoing clinical records.
Where images are taken, they become part of the patient’s medical record and may assist with continuity of care during future consultations.
Where clinical images are collected, they are stored securely as part of the patient’s medical record in accordance with applicable privacy and confidentiality requirements.
Recommendations for follow-up examinations are determined by the dermatologist based on the individual’s clinical assessment and medical needs.
Mole mapping is a form of photographic documentation that may be used during consultation when clinically appropriate to assist with the assessment and recording of moles and other pigmented skin lesions.
A dermatologist may recommend mole mapping for individuals where photographic documentation is considered appropriate based on their medical history and clinical assessment.
Depending on your clinical assessment, the dermatologist may use clinical photography and dermoscopy as part of your examination to document skin findings where appropriate.
No. Mole mapping is not a diagnostic test. Diagnosis and treatment decisions are made by the dermatologist following clinical assessment and, where appropriate, additional investigations.
The need for follow-up is determined by your dermatologist based on your individual clinical assessment and medical needs.
No. Regular self-examinations remain important and may help you notice changes between professional skin examinations.
Mole mapping is a non-invasive procedure involving clinical photography and, where appropriate, dermoscopy. Your dermatologist will advise whether it is suitable for your individual circumstances.
Appointment duration varies depending on your individual clinical assessment and the extent of the examination.
Where clinical images are taken, they are stored securely as part of your medical record in accordance with applicable privacy and confidentiality requirements.
Clinical photography may assist with documenting skin findings where appropriate. Diagnosis is based on assessment by a qualified dermatologist and, where necessary, additional investigations.
The dermatologists at Skin Experts Polyclinic provide assessment of moles and other pigmented skin lesions. During consultation, the dermatologist will determine whether mole mapping or clinical photography is appropriate based on your individual clinical needs.
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