Dermoscopy and videodermoscopy
An annual full-body mole check is absolutely essential to reduce the risk of a skin cancer being found late.
The examination allows us to assess lesion structure under high magnification and make an informed decision on whether it needs monitoring, further check-ups or removal.
Videodermoscopy enables digital documentation of skin lesions and precise comparison over time - significantly increasing patient safety.
Dermatologist-led diagnostics are especially important for patients with multiple moles, growing lesions or atypical, irregular-looking changes. Every case is discussed individually.
If someone in your family has had melanoma, if you have used a sunbed or spent a lot of time in the sun, you should get checked NOW.
At De Cute Clinic we examine every mole dermoscopically. If a lesion needs closer analysis we perform a videodermoscopic examination with the FotoFinder system, which allows full monitoring and shows how a mole changes over time.
Diagnostics
How we examine moles at De Cute Clinic
- FotoFinderThe latest FotoFinder videodermatoscope allows moles to be assessed over the long term. It lets us compare images precisely and, where a lesion is concerning, take further therapeutic decisions.
Next steps
And what if a mole is concerning?
At De Cute Clinic a dermatologist specialising in dermatosurgery removes the lesion surgically, keeping an appropriate margin. The lesion is then sent for histopathological assessment.
FotoFinder Videodermoscopy
Every lesion is captured at high magnification and stored digitally, so we can compare it at your next visit.


Team
Our De Cute Team
Why De Cute?
- Examination performed by board-certified dermatologists.
- Systematic monitoring of lesions over time, supported by digital documentation.
- Diagnostics combined with dermatosurgery in one clinic when removal and histopathology are required.
Visit
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
When should I have dermoscopy?
A preventive full-body skin examination should be done once a year. New, changing or unusual moles also call for prompt assessment by a dermatologist.
Is dermoscopy painful?
No - the examination is entirely non-invasive and painless. It involves observing the skin under magnification.
Can moles be monitored over time?
Yes - videodermoscopy enables digital documentation and precise comparison during follow-up visits, helping to catch concerning changes early.
Pricing
Pricing
Selected services and consultations. Full pricing available on a dedicated page.
See full pricing- Dermatology consultation with full dermoscopic examination
- Dermatology consultation with full dermoscopic and videodermoscopic examination up to 5 lesions
- Dermatology consultation with full dermoscopic and videodermoscopic examination up to 10 lesions
- Dermatology consultation