In the world of skin cancer checks, advancements in technology have revolutionized the way we detect and monitor suspicious moles and lesions. One such breakthrough is mole-mapping technology, a cutting-edge approach that is gaining momentum among individuals seeking comprehensive and proactive skin cancer screening.
What is Melanoma?
Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that develops in the skin cells called melanocytes. This type of skin cancer usually develops in parts of the body that have been overexposed to the sun. Melanomas can occue anywhere on the body, a rare melanomacan occue inside the eye or in other parts of your body that have not been exposed to the sun.
At advanced Skin cancer centre our melanoma scanning technology is the use of advanced digital imaging system designed to create a precise and detailed map of your skin, particularly focusing on moles and other skin irregularities. This technique utilises high-resolution cameras and specialised software to capture and analyse images of your skin, allowing for the early detection of any changes or abnormalities.
What are some signs of Melanoma?
New Skin Spots
New skin spots that develop on your skin could be a Melanoma, if you find new skin spots on your body it is highly recommended to book in an appoinment with a skin cancer specialist to act as a precautionary measure.
Unusual Growth
If you find skin abnormalities that seem to have unusual growth of spots on your skin, this could be melanoma. If you find that a mole on your skin have elevated and has a raised area or you experience itching or bleeding you need to book in an appointment with your skin doctor to get your skin checked.
Change in Existing Mole
If you find that an existing mole on your skin has changed colour, has increased in size, has started to become irritated including itching and bleeding these are signs of Melanoma. Book in an appointment today with a Skin Cancer Doctor, to have a comprehensive scan of your skin.
