What is dermatoscopy (dermoscopy)?
Dermatoscopy is a non-invasive method of examining the skin, which allows to assess the structure of skin (color, contour, shape) and their changes. It helps diagnose skin cancer (including the early stages of melanoma). Modern dermatoscopes are often connected to a computer, which allows a consistent inspection of pigmented structures in the epidermis and dermis, taking photographs and archiving data (for further observation).

What are the benefits of dermatoscopy?
It is a non-invasive, safe, painless method that does not require special preparation and allows to accurately identify changes in the pigmented tumor or mole and monitor their dynamics.

Is it possible to have dermatoscopy under any circumstances?
This is a visual method, it has no contraindications.