5 Star Service. Highly Recommend.
This is such a great app and service. Not only for the speed and delivery of the report but the peace of mind that in turn brings. Easy and simple to set up. Clear instructions for submission...
A great alternative to get results quickly
I used map my mole for a mole on my foot I've had for a while but been worried about. There is such a long wait to see a dermatologist and I also felt for one mole that I was sure wasn't anything to worry about...
Get your moles checked with Map My Mole
Had my moles checked at my local regular clinic who now offer a new map my mole service. Questionnaires and photos taken with a special device which was then sent to a dermatologist for review. The results came very quickly...
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There is no one look for moles. They may be any colour from skin tone to a range of browns or even black. While most are flat, some are raised and soft to the touch. However, normal moles should be evenly coloured and will have smooth edges – it’s when changes appear that you should be mindful and seek a professional opinion.
Everyone with moles should regularly conduct self-checks at home. If you have lots of moles you should self check every 6 months.
The early detection of skin cancer is vital and can reduce the risk of disfigurement through removal, or in more serious cases death. It is therefore very important to get to know your own skin so that you can recognise any signs of change that may be potential skin cancer or pre-cancerous skin lesions.
No, you should see your GP or dermatologist for a clinical review before removal. All reputable clinics will ask you to undertake this before a removal.
Using our service, means you have the full facts which you can then take to your chosen clinic.
Map My Mole does not offer any treatment. Map My Mole is an advice service only. Our team of UK consultant dermatologists will provide an opinion on what your mole map represents which will also come with treatment recommendations if indicated.
Yes you can use the dyplens to take photos of your child's mole, both for monitoring and also to send to one of our experts for review.
If we suspect your mole/lesion is a potentially cancerous mole you should arrange a face-to-face assessment with either your GP or Dermatologist. You will receive a signed report from one of our consultant dermatologists outlining what they think it may represent and what steps you should take next. If we feel that it could represent a very serious skin cancer such as a melanoma one of our team will call you to ensure you have received your mole map report which you should show to your doctor.
Currently, our service is only available in the UK.
A registered consultant dermatologist will review your images and be responsible for the report that is sent back to you.
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