It involves capturing a series of high-resolution, full-body images using a specialised imaging system, which are stored securely to create a detailed baseline record of a patient’s skin.
At subsequent visits, these images are compared to identify any changes in existing moles or the development of new lesions. This allows clinicians to monitor the skin with a high degree of accuracy and supports earlier identification of suspicious changes requiring further assessment.
Total Body Mapping can be booked by contacting reception or on a doctor’s recommendation. A full skin examination by the doctor remains essential alongside imaging.
A series of high-resolution, full-body images are captured using the FotoFinder specialised imaging system to create a comprehensive visual record.
All images are stored securely to create a detailed baseline record of your skin, enabling accurate future comparisons.
At subsequent visits, images are compared to identify any changes in existing moles or the development of new lesions with high accuracy.
This monitoring approach supports earlier identification of suspicious changes requiring further assessment by your clinician.
