Prevention & Care
Mole Checks & Screening
A regular mole check is the simplest and most important skin prevention. The examination is painless, takes minutes and answers the question we all ask: "Is this mole normal?"
Who it is for
- For an annual preventive skin check
- For a new, changing or different-looking mole
- For a family history of skin cancer
- For many moles or fair, easily burning skin
How it works
- 1A full-body skin examination
- 2Assessment of individual lesions
- 3Discussion of findings and recommendations
- 4A follow-up plan or referral if needed
My approach
„My dermatoscopy training and my work with skin cancers in Paris taught me to look carefully and never guess. One systematic check a year brings more peace of mind than any internet search.“
Good to know
- 1
Most moles I examine are completely benign — the check usually ends with good news.
- 2
Follow the ABCDE rule and photograph changes — a dated photo is an excellent reference.
- 3
A brand-new mole appearing after the age of 40 always deserves a check.
After the consultation
You know exactly which lesions to watch, how and when. If necessary, we schedule a follow-up check or further diagnostics.
Prices and duration are confirmed at booking — according to the individual case.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I have my moles checked?
Usually once a year — more often with risk factors or as recommended after your examination.
Is the examination painful?
No. The examination is non-invasive and completely painless.
What happens if a mole looks suspicious?
We discuss the next steps openly: dermatoscopic follow-up, or referral for removal with histological examination. No panic — a plan.
Book an appointment for this service
We will discuss your case and create an individual plan.
