Dermatology
Oncological Prevention
Early Diagnosis and Skin Health Protection
The skin is the largest organ of the human body and can be affected by various skin cancers, including malignant melanoma, a neoplasm that can arise on healthy skin or develop from a pre-existing mole. Detecting it at an early stage significantly increases the chances of effective treatment and recovery.
Individuals with fair skin phototype, numerous moles, a history of intense sun exposure or family history of melanoma have a higher risk of developing skin cancers. In these cases, regular dermatological monitoring is essential.
Prompt recognition of suspicious lesions is crucial: any change in shape, colour or size of a mole requires specialist evaluation. Regular skin self-examination, based on the ABCDE rule (Asymmetry, Irregular Borders, Uneven Colour, Diameter greater than 6 mm, Evolution over time), together with periodic dermatological check-ups, represents an effective melanoma prevention strategy.
At Studio Aimi, the FotoFinder® Vexia technology allows high-precision digital mole mapping, analysing details invisible to the naked eye and storing images for comparison over time. This allows for early detection of any suspicious changes and accurate monitoring of skin lesion evolution.
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Through regular skin self-examination, proper sun protection, and digital mole mapping to detect suspicious lesions at an early stage.
Changes in shape, colour or size of moles, irregular borders, uneven pigmentation or rapid evolution.
Generally once a year; individuals with numerous moles or specific risk factors may require check-ups every six months.
No. It is a non-invasive and painless examination that allows dermatologists to observe details invisible to the naked eye and store images for monitoring over time.
