Mole assessment is a medical examination used to evaluate the appearance, size, shape, symmetry, and color of moles to identify potential signs of skin cancer or precancerous growths. A doctor performs this visual inspection and may use a dermascope for closer examination. Regular mole assessments are important for early detection and treatment.
Mole assessment is a medical examination used to evaluate the appearance, size, shape, symmetry, and color of moles to identify potential signs of skin cancer or precancerous growths. A doctor performs this visual inspection and may use a dermascope for closer examination. Regular mole assessments are important for early detection and treatment.
Mole assessment in Ireland involves a doctor examining moles for signs of skin cancer using dermoscopy or a full body check. Early detection is key.
Waiting times can vary from 1 to 4 weeks. GPs usually refer patients with concerning moles to specialists.