At the Ü Clinic we have one of the most advanced mole mapping machine by Fotofinder, equipped with revolutionary AI technology, is transforming the way moles are monitored and assessed for signs of skin cancer. This advanced system offers an incredibly detailed, digital map of your skin, allowing for precise tracking of any changes in your moles over time.

By comparing new images to previous ones, Fotofinder’s AI can detect subtle changes that may not be visible to the naked eye, significantly enhancing the early detection of potentially cancerous moles.

Moles are common and typically harmless, but some may be a sign of skin cancer. With Fotofinder’s AI-powered analysis, even the slightest changes in size, shape, or colour are captured and highlighted, enabling early intervention and treatment.

During your mole check, our skin specialists  will use the Fotofinder system to examine your skin comprehensively, identifying any suspicious moles and documenting their characteristics. This approach ensures that any changes are accurately tracked over time.

While the Fotofinder technology offers a powerful, detailed assessment, regular self-checks remain important. You should look out for any of the following signs and book an appointment if you notice:

• An asymmetrical mole, where one half looks different from the other
• Irregular or blurred borders around a mole
• A mole larger than 6 millimetres in diameter
• Uneven colour or multiple shades within a mole
• Any changes in a mole’s size, shape, or colour

Most moles are benign, but combining regular self-checks with Fotofinder’s AI-powered mapping provides a comprehensive strategy for early detection and prevention.

In summary, Fotofinder mole mapping, combined with professional evaluations by a Skin specialist at the Ü Clinic, is an essential part of proactive skin health care. By catching potential skin cancers early improves the chances of successful treatment outcomes.

If a mole is flagged as suspicious, The Ü clinic Skin specialist  will discuss next steps, which may include regular monitoring, cryotherapy, biopsy, topical treatments, or surgical removal.

To book an appointment of find out more call us on 020 3026 9695.