MoleMap

• Only 1/2 of all melanomas are found by the person themself.
• Early identification of a Melanoma can lead to earlier and more effective treatment.
  • Early melanomas have 98% 5 yr survival falling to only 18% if it has spread to distal locations!
  • Melanoma although the most deadly represent less than 5% of skin cancers.

Ideal if you have a skin lesion or mole you are concerned about and want the reassurance of a specialist diagnosis but are confident about the rest of your skin and have low risk.

• Skin cancer risk assessment
• 2 patient selected lesions reviewed on site
• Expert Dermatologist diagnosis of any moles of concern
• Advice on skin cancer prevention
• No referral necessary

Ideal if you’re considered low risk (take our risk check), need a second opinion, or want the peace of mind of MoleMap’s skin cancer expertise.

• Head to toe skin check by Melanographer
• Expert Dermatologist diagnosis of any moles of concern
• Advice on skin cancer prevention
• A point in time check (doesn’t include skin-mapping)
• No referral necessary

Our most comprehensive service: recommended for first-time patients and anyone considered medium to high risk (take our risk check).

• Head-to-toe skin check by Melanographer
• Total body mapping (photography)
• Imaging of all significant moles for expert Dermatologist diagnosis
• Provides a baseline to compare skin changes
• Designed for surveillance over time
• Advice on skin cancer prevention
• Unlimited free spot checks within 12 months
• Access to MyMoleMap, your personal skin record
• No referral necessary

There are many factors that increase your risk of skin cancer. The following is a list of some of those factors:

• Pale skin especially if redhaired or predisposed to freckles or moles.
• Accumulated UV exposure – More time spent in the sun or sunbeds especially with recurrent sunburns.
• Increasing age.
• Personal or family history of skin cancer
• Other medical conditions and medications.

To see what your risk of skin cancer is, click the following link.

https://www.molemap.co.nz/survey