Full-Body Videodermatoscopy & Mole Mapping

Full-body videodermatoscopy with mole mapping uses high-magnification digital imaging, supported by AI analysis, to photograph and catalogue the skin's moles and pigmented lesions. By recording them in detail it creates a baseline for monitoring change over time and helps flag features that warrant closer attention. Longevity+ offers a complete full-body mapping as well as focused analyses of individual moles, all reviewed in a dermatological context.

Videodermatoscopy is a skin-imaging technique that uses a high-magnification digital dermatoscope to examine moles and other pigmented lesions in fine detail, capturing structures beneath the surface that are invisible to the naked eye. In the full-body mole-mapping service, lesions across the skin are photographed and catalogued, with AI-assisted analysis helping to characterise their features. The real power of mapping is in the record it creates: a documented baseline against which the same lesions can be compared at future visits, so that change in size, shape, colour or structure can be identified objectively rather than from memory. At Longevity+ the service is offered as a comprehensive full-body mapping and, for more targeted needs, as a focused analysis of up to five moles or a dermoscopic analysis of a single mole accompanied by a consultation. Findings are interpreted in a dermatological context, and the imaging is also embedded within the clinic's screening check-ups. Regular dermatoscopic monitoring is associated with earlier recognition of lesions that change over time, which is why it appeals both to people with many moles or a family history of skin concerns and to anyone wanting a proactive record of their skin. The service is a screening and documentation tool: it characterises and tracks lesions and flags those that merit closer evaluation, but any lesion of concern is referred for specialist assessment and, where appropriate, biopsy — Longevity+ does not present the imaging itself as a diagnosis. No special preparation is needed beyond removing make-up and, ideally, nail polish if relevant areas are imaged; details are confirmed at booking.