Our purpose at Proderma Clinic is to offer compassionate, effective, and easily accessible early detection services. A screening session can help in premature skin and cervix cancer detection. It is simpler and more likely that treatment during this period will lead to a full recovery. Cancer is not identified during the consultation. At our premier skin and cervix cancer screening clinic in Dubai, the screening instead attempts to assess the patient for skin cancer symptoms.
Our technology digs deep inside a mole, unlike eye examinations, to check for any indications of melanoma and other skin cancers. The best chance of recovery is through early detection. The best protection against skin cancer is using sunscreen and avoiding the sun. The primary and most common cause of skin cancer is too much exposure to the sun. Less frequent causes include genetics, repetitive medical and industrial exposure, disease- or burn-related scarring, and unidentified causes. Workplace exposure to pollutants and burns is also a risk factor.
Skin cancer is a general term for tumors derived from several kinds of skin cells. When you hear “skin cancer,” the three conditions frequently cited are basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma. Dermoscopy is an optical screening tool for skin cancer offered by Pro Derma Clinic. Doctors can analyze and assess moles and other skin disorders that are invisible to the unaided eye using dermoscopy, which uses microscopic technology. This enables them to find skin cancer. A skin biopsy may be performed to confirm a cancer diagnosis and learn more about the genetics of the tumor. Even though this is frequently obvious, dermoscopy is not used to reach a final diagnosis. Dermoscopy instead aids in deciding whether to remove a lesion and undergo histology.
Pro Derma has been in the business for years and has an exceptional rate of diagnosing melanoma. A lesion or skin disease is digitally imaged using specialist technology for “mapping,” or charting, throughout the entire skin surface region. On bare skin, melanomas develop in around half of all cases. We can detect this if we have a photo record of the skin for future comparison. Skin cancers usually develop or evolve over a period of weeks to years. To diagnose melanoma at the earliest possible stage, photographic skin monitoring looks for new melanocytic lesions or changes in already-present lesions. If the lesion exhibits these traits during dermatoscopy or in a clinical context, melanoma may be present.
Your entire body will be thoroughly examined during the consultation.
Dermoscopy is the term for the skin surface microscopic examination of the skin; skilled medical professionals can use this instrument to detect and diagnose skin cancers like melanoma.
If we discover anything worrisome during your skin check, we might perform a test to confirm the lesion is malignant before starting treatment.
Only when it is therapeutically necessary or at the patient’s request for cosmetic reasons are moles removed.