Mole Mapping (Fotofinder) in Oakville, Ontario
Non-Surgical Treatment Most moles are non–cancerous or benign, but can sometimes evolve into skin cancer. Skin cancer is not only highly curable, but is also the most preventable form of cancer when detected early. Mole mapping with the Fotofinder dermoscope is a technology we offer at ICLS that increases early detection of skin cancers.
At ICLS Dermatology, we understand the importance of monitoring and managing skin health, which is why we offer Mole Mapping using the advanced Fotofinder system. This non-invasive procedure is essential for early detection of skin cancer, providing peace of mind and proactive care for our patients.
ICLS Dermatology is a leader in comprehensive skin health services, servicing the Greater Toronto Area from our Oakville location. Our mole mapping services, led by Dr. Sheetal Sapra, ensure that you receive thorough and precise skin examinations.
What is Fotofinder?
Fotofinder is a computerized system on a specialized platform that makes photo comparison easier. Patients with suspicious lesions or with a strong family history of melanoma/skin cancer can be closely monitored using a standardized photo process using magnified photo images. Even minimal changes will be quickly identified and monitored appropriately.
People with dysplastic nevi, a family or personal history of melanoma are all candidates to have Fotofinder. Total body photography is the best way to track potential changes in moles and lesions for early detection of possible skin cancer.
After Your Appointment
Approximately 6-12 months after your initial appointment, the nurse will take comparative photos that are matched against the initial baseline photos. The system automatically compares baseline and follow-up images, and tries to identify new lesions or changes to current ones. Suspicious lesions can be quickly marked for Dr. Sapra to determine the best course of action.
If there is a concern with a lesion, a biopsy may need to be performed to confirm the diagnosis. To track and monitor changes of lesions, Fotofinder should be done every 6-12 months.
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How much is a Fotofinder mole mapping session?
Pricing begins at $450 per session. It is recommended to have skin surveillance appointments booked 6-12 months apart.
Why Choose ICLS?
Patients across the Greater Toronto Area, including Toronto, Mississauga, Burlington, and Hamilton, choose ICLS for our meticulous mole mapping services. Dr. Sheetal Sapra’s expertise, combined with our compassionate and ethical approach, ensures that you receive the highest standard of care.
Schedule a consultation to prioritize your skin health with our advanced mole mapping services.
Our Nurses & Specialist
At ICLS, you will be under the care of some of Canada’s most experienced registered nurses. ICLS is one of the only practices in the country (maybe even the world!) to employ only registered nurses to deliver treatments. Our all-female nursing staff consists of hard-working, internationally-trained medical professionals.
Our nurses perform your treatment under our medical director, Dr. Sheetal Sapra, who is a top dermatologist and pioneer of new technologies aimed at improving the lives and looks of his patients. Dr. Sapra has practiced medical dermatology for more than 35 years and has made significant contributions to the field.
Dr. Sheetal Sapra
Dr. Sheetal Sapra is a leader in the field of dermatology. He is a world-renowned dermatologist and pioneer of new technologies aimed at improving the lives and looks of his patients. Having practiced medical dermatology for more than 35 years, Dr. Sapra has made significant contributions to the field while treating issues such as acne, eczema, vitiligo, alopecia and psoriasis. Dr. Sapra has travelled the globe to learn from the best of the best and bring that knowledge home to his clinic in Oakville, where he not only shares, but also teaches.
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