Attention to what changes
Skin Cancer Screening
Full-skin examinations with careful documentation of spots you want followed over time.
A screening visit is a methodical examination of the skin, with attention to anything new, changing or symptomatic.
The purpose of screening is observation and appropriate follow-up. Any findings are discussed with you directly, along with the options available.
Our approach
- Consistent examination sequence, visit after visit.
- Clear explanation of findings without jargon.
- Defined intervals for follow-up where appropriate.
Concerns commonly seen
- New or changing moles
- Spots that itch, bleed or do not heal
- Personal or family history of skin changes
- Significant sun exposure history
What to expect
How a visit unfolds
- Step 1
Full-skin examination
A systematic review in a private, comfortable setting.
- Step 2
Documentation
Notes on any areas you would like monitored between visits.
- Step 3
Next steps
A plain-language explanation of what, if anything, is recommended.
Questions
Skin Cancer Screening — common questions
Intervals differ from person to person. Your provider will suggest a schedule based on your history.
Most screening appointments are scheduled for about 30 minutes.
Related
Care that often connects
Start with a conversation about your skin
Book a consultation and leave with a clear understanding of what is happening and what comes next.