Long-term and complete examination of the entire skin and each individual mole
Early detection of changed and newly formed moles
Mole localization from head to toe and analysis for malignancy
Unnecessary mole removal is avoided
At our private dermatology practice in Hamburg-Altona (Nienstedten), we perform modern skin checks with digital mole analysis. Using Automatic Total Body Mapping (ATBM) technology, the entire skin surface is photographed and documented. This allows changes in moles and newly developed skin changes to be detected at an early stage.
Over two-thirds of all melanomas develop on healthy skin and not from existing moles. For optimal safety, it is therefore important to examine the entire skin surface in addition to individual moles.
Skin cancer screening is one of the most important examinations in dermatology. In many cases, skin cancer is easily treatable if detected early. That is why regular checks of the skin and moles are particularly important.
Birthmarks
Color changes
Green skin
Bald spots
Pimples
Early detection of skin cancer:
Regular dermatological skin checks help to detect skin cancer and its precursors at an early stage.
Digital full-body analysis:
Automatic Total Body Mapping (ATBM) enables comprehensive documentation of the entire skin surface.
Precise mole monitoring:
Newly formed or changed moles can be identified at an early stage.
Long-term monitoring:
Digital skin images enable comparison with previous examinations and reveal even the smallest changes.
Gentle diagnostics:
Precise analysis can help avoid unnecessary mole removal.
Greater safety for your skin:
Structured skin cancer screening offers long-term monitoring and a good sense of security.
Our top priority is to provide you with personalized care. We take the time to understand your concerns and find tailored solutions for your skin health. With our flexible appointment scheduling, we want to ensure that you are treated at a time that works best for you.
Bookings not canceled 48 hours in advance must be paid for.
You have a fair skin type and are sensitive to sun exposure.
You have a large number of moles.
You have large congenital moles.
You have unusual moles or moles that have recently changed.
You experienced sunburns during childhood or adolescence.
There is a history of skin cancer in your family.
You have previously been diagnosed with skin cancer.
You are regularly exposed to intense sunlight.
The frequency of a skin check depends on your individual risk profile. Factors such as your skin type, the number and type of moles, family history, and any personal medical history are important. A specific recommendation can only be determined through a personal consultation and professional assessment with us.
