Dermatology Consultation & Mole Check

A consultation with a dermatologist to assess skin, hair or nail concerns, review moles and agree a plan. Derma Clinic offers first and follow-up appointments with its dermatologists, plus a full skin examination with videodermatoscopy — digital magnified imaging of moles — and single-mole checks. It is the recommended starting point for anyone with a changing mole, a persistent skin problem or a skin-cancer concern.

A dermatology consultation at Derma Clinic is a focused medical appointment with a dermatologist to evaluate concerns affecting the skin, hair or nails — from acne, rosacea and eczema to changing moles and other lesions. The doctor takes a history, examines the area and explains the likely cause and the options, which may include in-clinic treatment, prescription therapy, monitoring or, where appropriate, removal and laboratory analysis. For moles and pigmented lesions the clinic offers videodermatoscopy: a magnified, illuminated digital examination that lets the dermatologist inspect structures invisible to the naked eye and document them for comparison over time, which is important for spotting early change. A full skin examination reviews lesions across the body, while a single-mole check focuses on one specific spot you are worried about. If a lesion needs removing, the clinic can perform laser, surgical or cryosurgical removal, with histopathology (laboratory examination of the removed tissue) available so that anything suspicious is properly assessed. First appointments are longer than follow-ups, and the clinic lists clear prices for each. Anyone with a new or changing mole, a non-healing or unusual skin lesion, or a long-standing skin condition that has not improved is a suitable candidate; the dermatologist will advise on the right next step at the visit.