


Type
Laser
Duration
30 min
What's included
4 deliverables in this treatment
- Full-body clinical examination of moles and pigmented lesions by a specialist dermatologist
- Dermatoscopic assessment of all flagged lesions
- Mole map documentation for ongoing monitoring
- Referral or same-appointment removal of suspicious lesions with histopathology (billed separately)
Aaron Laser's dermatoscope mole screening service offers full-body examination of skin moles and pigmented lesions by specialist dermatologists using a clinical dermatoscope — a specialised illuminated magnifier that allows physicians to assess the internal structure of moles that are invisible to the naked eye. The clinic monitors patients over time, tracking changes in specific moles and providing documentation of the full body mole map. Suspicious lesions can be removed on the same or a subsequent appointment using CO2 laser or surgical excision, with histopathological examination of the specimen to confirm tissue type. This is a medically supervised screening service, not a cosmetic mole removal.
About this treatment
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in Europe, and the vast majority of melanomas arise in existing moles or areas of sun-damaged skin. Early detection is the single most powerful predictor of survival: stage I melanoma has a five-year survival rate above 95 per cent, while stage IV falls to under 25 per cent. Regular professional mole screening with a dermatoscope by a specialist dermatologist is the clinical gold standard for early detection. At Aaron…
Good to know
- Equipment
- Clinical dermatoscope (×10–20 magnification)
- Performed by
- Dermatovenereology specialist
- Full-body mapping
- Included — with ongoing monitoring
- Removal if needed
- CO2 laser or surgical excision + histopathology
Who is this for?
Adults with a personal or family history of skin cancer, a large number of moles, or a history of significant sun exposure who want a medically supervised, documented mole screening with specialist follow-up.
Preparation required
No preparation required. Arrive without nail varnish or tan if a full-body check is requested (both can obscure lesions). Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the whole body. Bring a list of any moles that have changed recently.
About the clinic
Reviews, team and credentials
Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.
Clinical team
The clinic is led by MUDr. Dagmar Kubicová (Palacký University 1989, specialist in dermatovenereology, lead physician since 2004), MUDr. Iva Karlová (Palacký University 1989, double-board certified dermatovenereology 1994 and 2001, head of allergological dermatology), and MUDr. Jan Šternberský Ph.D. (general medicine 2008, Ph.D. in dermatovenereology 2017, board certified 2013). MUDr. Kateřina Libigerová and MUDr.…
Clinic-reported credentials
Languages: Czech
Treatment highlights
- Full-body clinical examination of moles and pigmented lesions by a specialist dermatologist
- Dermatoscopic assessment of all flagged lesions
+2 more items in What's included
Consultation from 300 Kč per screening examination. If suspicious moles require removal: CO2 laser removal 1,000 Kč for the first lesion, 700 Kč for each additional lesion; histopathological examination 700 Kč per lesion (strongly recommended for any excised material). Ongoing monitoring appointments billed at consultation rate.
