Mole Mapping
A closer look. Over time.
FotoFinder ATBM AI-assisted mole mapping and dermatologist-led skin surveillance in Cape Town.
FotoFinder ATBM AI
A closer look at your skin
Mole mapping.
A clearer picture.
Total-body photography and digital dermoscopy help us document your moles and identify changes over time. FotoFinder’s AI-assisted imaging supports — never replaces — your dermatologist’s assessment.
- Total-body photography
- Detailed dermoscopic imaging
- Comparison and monitoring over time
What to expect
Your dermatologist reviews your history and examines your skin. When suitable, total-body photographs and close-up dermoscopic images document your moles for future comparison.
The imaging appointment may require you to undress to underwear. Ask the practice about privacy, a chaperone and preparation before your visit.
Who may benefit?
Mole surveillance may be considered for people with numerous or atypical moles, or a personal or family history of melanoma. Your dermatologist will discuss whether imaging is appropriate for you.
Follow-up timing is based on your individual risk and clinical findings. Mole mapping does not guarantee detection of all skin cancers.
AI supports clinical judgement
AI-assisted analysis is an additional tool. Your dermatologist interprets the images; suspicious lesions may require biopsy or further investigation.
See the technology in practice
Inside a FotoFinder ATBM appointment
See how total-body imaging creates a precise photographic baseline for ongoing mole surveillance and specialist review.
Book your sessionMole awareness
Know your ABCDEs.
Changes worth discussing with your dermatologist. This guide cannot diagnose a mole or rule out skin cancer.
Asymmetry
One half of a mole looks different from the other.
Any new, changing, bleeding or non-healing lesion deserves a professional assessment, even if it does not fit this guide.
Speak to our practiceThis is general information and does not replace professional medical advice.
Skin cancer explained
Know what a skin check looks for.
Brief, factual overviews of the skin cancers and tests discussed during a mole-mapping visit.
We look forward to meeting you