Dermatology Consultation & Mole Mapping

A consultation with a specialist dermatologist for skin, hair and nail concerns, with the option of videodermatoscopic mole assessment. Using a magnified, illuminated digital dermatoscope, the doctor examines moles and pigmented lesions in detail — from a single spot to full-body mapping — to help distinguish harmless moles from changes that need monitoring or further evaluation. At MEDIWA Clinic this is led by Dr Iwona Stajkowska, who focuses on dermatoscopic diagnosis.

A dermatology consultation at MEDIWA Clinic is an appointment with a specialist dermatologist to assess concerns affecting the skin, hair or nails — from acne, rosacea and rashes to pigmentation and lesion checks — and to agree a plan for investigation or treatment. The clinic is led by Dr Iwona Stajkowska, a specialist in dermatology and venereology with a particular focus on the dermatoscopic assessment of skin lesions, supported by membership of professional dermatology and melanoma-focused societies. A central part of the service is videodermatoscopy, in which a digital dermatoscope magnifies and illuminates the skin so that the internal structure and pigment patterns of moles can be examined far more closely than with the naked eye. This helps the dermatologist characterise a mole, distinguish common benign patterns from features that warrant closer follow-up or removal, and document findings so that change can be tracked over time. The clinic offers everything from examination of a single mole to assessment of all moles and full-body mapping, the latter being especially useful for people with many moles, a family history of melanoma or a lot of past sun exposure. Where a lesion needs removing or sampling, the dermatologist advises on the appropriate method and any laboratory examination. Regular skin checks are widely recommended as part of looking after skin health; the consultation is suitable for adults and for anyone wanting peace of mind about a specific spot or their moles overall.