About the program
The number of cases of skin cancer is increasing all the time, while the age of the diseased is getting younger. Most researchers attribute the main reason for the increase in the number of skin cancer cases to an increase in the total time the skin is exposed to the ultraviolet part of natural sunlight.
The earlier skin cancer is diagnosed, the greater the chance of a cure. That is why early diagnosis is so important! The proposed preventive examination is carried out by the most modern and reliable method using computer dermatoscopy. This diagnostic method allows you to view skin changes with maximum magnification on a computer.
If you notice a change in the shape or color of moles, an increase in their number, the appearance of knotty surfaces, be sure to undergo a dermatological examination.
In this case, prevention justifies itself more than ever! Skin cancer, detected in the early stages, is curable in almost all cases! And timely treatment allows you to avoid unnecessary operations, pain and scars.
Dermatology Program
Introductory conversation with the head of the dermatology clinic (history taking, final approval of the examination program and differential diagnosis)
Dermatological examination
Digital dermatoscopy with computer analysis of the skin
What is this?
Examination of the skin using a dermatoscope and a computer diagnostic program, followed by displaying the image on the screen.
For what?
For the study of moles and other skin neoplasms (melanomas, papillomas, condylomas, fibromas), as well as microbial, fungal and parasitic skin diseases.
Medical reports of all examinations
Final conversation with the head of the dermatology clinic based on the results of the examinations, if necessary, prescription of treatment
BodyScan® Mole Map
Conducted in addition to the basic program.
Automated digital mapping of pigment formations of the entire skin
What is this?
This is an innovative method in the field of dermatology and oncology, which uses high-tech equipment and software to scan, record and map moles of the entire skin.
For what?
During the study, a computer analysis of pigmented formations (including moles, birthmarks and other pigmented changes) on the surface of the skin is carried out for the purpose of diagnosis, monitoring changes in dynamics and assessing the risk of skin cancer.
Identification and analysis of new pigment formations and changes (increase in size, shape, color, hemorrhage, peeling, itching, etc.;)
What is this?
Computer monitoring of changes in pigment formations in comparison with images of previously performed automated digital mapping and assessment of the risk of skin cancer.
For what?
Early detection and analysis of pigmentary changes in the skin play a critical role in the prevention and timely treatment of various skin diseases, including skin cancer.
Saving a map of moles for monitoring over time after a designated period
Diagnosis of allergens
Conducted in addition to the basic program.
Allergy history of the patient
What is this?
This is the collection of information about the patient aimed at identifying possible allergic reactions and factors that can provoke allergic manifestations. This is an important part of diagnosing and determining appropriate treatment for allergies.
Blood test for general and specific immunoglobulin antibodies (IgE) – up to 10 allergens
What is this?
This is a combined immunological diagnostic method that measures the total level of immunoglobulin E (IgE), associated with the presence of allergic reactions in general, and the measurement of sIgE levels specific to certain allergens, such as pollen, milk, house dust, animal dander and others.
For what?
Used in diagnosing allergic diseases, developing treatment plans, and determining strategies to prevent exposure to allergens.
Individual selection of treatment regimen
Duration: 1 day
