Mole Mapping in Red Deer

Mole mapping creates a detailed visual record of your skin that can be compared with future examinations. It can be particularly useful for people with multiple or atypical moles, helping provide a baseline for monitoring changes over time.

Important: Mole mapping does not replace a clinical skin examination or diagnose skin cancer. If you notice a new or changing mole, speak with your doctor or dermatologist rather than waiting for a future imaging appointment.

For detailed information about mole mapping, including how the imaging process works, who may benefit, what to expect, and frequently asked questions, visit the Central Alberta Dermatology Website.