Dermatoscopy 1-3 skin formations

Dermatoscopy is a modern, non-invasive method for examining the skin using a specialized instrument — a dermatoscope. The procedure allows detailed evaluation of skin structures (moles, papillomas, nevi), detection of signs of transformation or inflammation, and assessment of the risk of malignant changes. The examination is painless and does not require special preparation.

Indications

• Presence of 1–3 moles, papillomas, or other skin lesions
• Suspected changes in color, shape, or size of a lesion
• Need for monitoring the condition of the skin

Procedure

• Examination of the skin and selected lesions using a dermatoscope
• Detailed photography and recording of the lesion’s condition
• Procedure duration: approximately 10–15 minutes
• Recommendations provided for monitoring, care, or referral to a doctor if treatment is needed

Contraindications

• Acute inflammatory processes in the area of examination
• Open wounds or active skin infections in the lesion area

Rehabilitation / Restrictions

• The procedure is non-invasive and does not require rehabilitation
• Patients can immediately return to daily activities
• No restrictions on skin care after the procedure

Advantages

• Quick and safe skin diagnosis
• Early detection of changes
• Ability to monitor lesion progression
• Painless procedure with immediate results