Dermato-Oncologist Consultation
A dermato-oncologist consultation with digital dermoscopy is a thorough skin examination focused on benign, precancerous and malignant skin growths.
The doctor takes your personal and family medical history, assesses your individual risk factors and examines your skin growths in detail: nevi (moles), angiomas, seborrheic keratoses, papillomas and others.
For a close look we use the FotoFinder professional digital dermoscopy system. It shows the dermoscopic structure of each growth under magnification and stores the images, so they can be analyzed and compared later.
If the doctor finds suspicious changes or signs of a malignant process, you get personal recommendations on next steps: further tests, a biopsy, histology or treatment.
Pre-operative consultation
A pre-operative consultation is for patients who already have a diagnosis of a skin growth, including a malignant process confirmed by histology, and for those who need a planned surgical removal.
The doctor assesses the clinical picture, reviews your previous tests and histology reports, chooses the best surgical approach and explains what the procedure will involve.
If needed, you get recommendations on tests to take before surgery. What exactly you need depends on the diagnosis, the type and location of the tumor, any other conditions you have and the planned type of anesthesia.
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Follow-up consultation
A follow-up consultation is part of diagnostics or treatment that has already begun.
The doctor goes through the histology results of the removed growth, explains the diagnosis and sets the next step: further treatment, surgery or regular monitoring.
When indicated, the follow-up visit is also when post-operative stitches come out, usually 8 to 12 days after the procedure; the doctor checks how the wound is healing and tells you how to care for it.
The consultation can also cover check-ups during long-term treatment or monitoring.
Consultation during topical immunotherapy (TIT)
These are scheduled check-ups during a course of topical immunotherapy (TIT), which may be used for certain precancerous conditions and superficial skin cancers when there are indications for it.
Check-ups usually take place every 2 to 3 weeks, following the prescribed treatment plan.
The doctor examines the treated area, the local reaction to the medication, how well the therapy works and how you tolerate it. If needed, the doctor adjusts the treatment plan and advises on further monitoring.
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Prices
| Consultation of a dermato-oncologist with digital dermatoscopy using FotoFinder equipment | 1500 UAH |
| Pre-operative consultation with a dermato-oncologist | 1200 UAH |
| Follow-up consultation with a dermato-oncologist | 800 UAH |
| Dermato-oncologist consultation during a course of topical immunotherapy (TIT) | 800 UAH |
Frequently Asked Questions
The doctor takes your personal and family history, assesses your risk factors and examines your skin growths: moles, angiomas, seborrheic keratoses, papillomas. Growths are studied under magnification on the FotoFinder system, and the images are stored for comparison at later visits.
You get personal recommendations: further tests, a biopsy, histology or treatment.
Patients who already have a diagnosis of a skin growth, including a malignant process confirmed by histology, and those planned for surgical removal. The doctor reviews earlier tests and histology, chooses the approach and explains how the procedure will go.
Usually 8 to 12 days after the procedure, at the follow-up consultation. The doctor also checks how the wound is healing and tells you how to care for it.
Usually every 2 to 3 weeks, following the prescribed treatment plan.
Not always. If there are no indications for digital mole mapping, an examination by a dermato-oncologist with digital dermoscopy of the individual growths that need a closer look is enough.
