Delta Mole Mapping
Private Skin Cancer Screening
243, Holderness Road
HULL, East Yorkshire
HU8 8TB
01482 441635/ 07780 161555
Delta Mole Mapping
Private Skin Cancer Screening
243, Holderness Road
HULL, East Yorkshire
HU8 8TB
01482 441635/ 07780 161555
Moles are small, coloured spots on the skin. Most people have them and they're usually nothing to worry about unless they change size, shape or colour.
Most moles are harmless
Most harmless moles are round or oval-shaped, with a smooth edge. They can be flat or raised and may feel smooth or rough. Sometimes they have hair growing from them.
It is normal for:
* babies to be born with moles
* new moles to appear - especially in children and teenagers
* moles to fade or disappear as you get older
* moles to get slightly darker during pregnancy
When to get medical help?
It is important to get medical help if ity:
* changes colour
* gets darker or has more than 2 colours
* starts itching, crusting flaking or bleeding
* gets larger or more raised from the skin
These changes can happen over weeks or months. They're sometimes a sign of melanoma - a type of skin cancer
NHS Choices
Your GP
If you are concerned about skin blemishes, lesions or moles you can see your GP for initial assessment and advice. Your GP may refer you for detailed screening as appropriate
Private Screening
Delta Mole Mapping provides rapid specialist assessment using state of the art technology to carry out full body MOLE MAPPING. This is linked with DERMOSCOPY to provide comprehensive and detailed opinion.
Early diagnosis is critical to the best outcomes. In most cases we can provide reassurance and advice on prevention. We can also deliver monitoring over time with remarkable accuracy in measuring changes.
Where necessary, fast-track referrals can be made for hospital treatment- ensuring optimal outcomes with early diagnosis a vital factor.
The NHS website contains a great deal of information about skin cancers and melanoma.
