Full-body mole mapping uses specialised high-resolution photography to create a detailed visual record of moles and skin lesions across the body. These images provide a baseline that can be compared during future assessments to help identify changes.

The FotoFinder ATBM Master is an advanced total body imaging system designed to document and monitor moles and skin lesions. It combines high-resolution photography with specialised imaging technology to support comprehensive skin assessment and ongoing monitoring.

Mole mapping may be particularly beneficial for people with multiple or atypical moles, significant sun exposure, fair skin, a personal or family history of skin cancer, or anyone wanting to take a proactive approach to monitoring their skin.

Appointment times can vary depending on the number of moles or lesions requiring assessment and whether additional imaging is needed. Our team will guide you through the process during your appointment.

The recommended frequency depends on your individual skin profile, risk factors and clinical findings. Your WestMed healthcare professional will advise you on an appropriate follow-up schedule.

If a mole or lesion requires further investigation, our medical team will discuss the appropriate next steps. This may include closer monitoring, additional assessment, biopsy, removal or specialist referral where clinically indicated.

No. Mole mapping is an advanced tool used to support professional clinical assessment. The technology helps document and monitor your skin, while clinical decisions remain guided by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.