Skin cancer and precancerous lesions require early identification, proper dermatological evaluation, and organized monitoring. Prevention and early diagnosis are decisive for safe management.
The evaluation is intended for patients with new or changing lesions, precancerous changes, a history of sunburns, or a need for regular dermatological check-ups.
Skin lesions, their morphology, and any changes in their color, size, or surface are examined.
Dermatoscopy helps in the better evaluation of suspicious moles, precancerous lesions, and changes.
Depending on the findings, monitoring, treatment, or removal with histological examination is organized where necessary.
Many skin lesions initially appear benign. A dermatological check helps distinguish benign changes from lesions that require treatment or close monitoring.
Evaluation of new, changing, or persistent skin lesions.
Detailed examination of characteristics that are not easily visible to the naked eye.
Selection of monitoring, treatment, or removal with histological examination where indicated.
Precancerous lesions, such as those associated with chronic sun exposure, must be evaluated promptly so that appropriate treatment can be selected.
The frequency of monitoring depends on the patient's history, phototype, number of moles, sun exposure, and examination findings.
Start with a check
Quick answers before your first visit.
When it changes in size, color, or shape, bleeds, fails to heal, or appears suddenly and persists.
No. Some lesions are monitored, while others require treatment or removal with histological examination.
The frequency depends on personal history, skin type, sun exposure, and examination findings.
Start with a dermatological and dermatoscopic evaluation for suspicious or precancerous lesions.
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