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.
New Zealand offers molecular assessments using advanced technologies such as dermoscopy, clinical assessment, and genetic testing to diagnose and monitor moles. Early detection of melanoma is crucial.
Waiting times can vary from 1 to 3 weeks for initial assessment. New Zealand has a high rate of skin cancer due to its geographical location.