Delta Mole Mapping

11/07/2022

Skin cancers can look very different and the symptoms can vary. Some of the symptoms are similar to other conditions.

Common symptoms of skin cancer include a sore or area of skin that:

❌doesn't heal within 4 weeks
❌looks unusual
❌hurts, is itchy, bleeds, crusts or scabs for more than 4 weeks

📲📧💻Contact us if you have any of these symptoms or are worried about any abnormal areas of skin.
To find out more visit our website:

Delta Mole Mapping. Skin Cancer Screening in Hull, East Yorkshire using Fotofinder and Dermoscopy, 243, Holderness Road, HULL,East Yorkshire, HU8 8TB

07/07/2022

❓When a mole could be serious ????
❗️Some moles can be a sign of melanoma, a type of skin cancer.

Signs of melanoma include:
❌A – Asymmetry. Do both halves of the mole look the same?
❌B – Border. Is the edge of the mole uneven or blurred?
❌C – Colour. Is the mole a mix of different shades or colours?
❌D – Diameter. Is it bigger than 6mm from side to side? (As a tip,
the end of a pencil is about 5mm across)
❌E – Evolution. Has the mole changed?
❌There are a few other important things to look out for: itching and bleeding or crusting.

We offer comprehensive mole screening with dermatologist consultation.
Visit our website to find out more and book your appointment.
https://www.deltamolemapping.co.uk/

04/07/2022

📸We provide a state of the art computer-assisted mole mapping and digital photo-dermoscopy surveillance service.

Almost everyone has moles and some people have quite a lot. It can therefore sometimes be difficult to know whether a mole has changed or whether a mark on your skin is new. This is a particular problem for skin sites that are hard to keep an eye on, for instance your back.

We therefore provide a state of the art computer-assisted mole mapping and digital photo-dermoscopy surveillance service. This is particularly useful for people who are known to have an increased risk of the development of malignant melanoma.

01/07/2022

✅Contact us to book an appointment if you are experiencing any of the following:
-Skin blemishes or moles, small skin lumps and bumps that could be a cause for concern.
-If you have a personal history or family history of skin cancer
-Moles with an unusual appearance (itchy, change in colour , increase in size)
-Your skin is pale & easily burns in the sun
-Your daily job involves exposure to a significant amount of sun eg. working outside or offshore
-You are a regular user of sun beds
-You are planning to go on holiday to hot countries
-You recently returned from holiday in hot country See less