Detect Skin Cancer Early –

Save Lives

Your Skin Deserves The Utmost Attention

The earlier skin cancer is detected, the better the chances of recovery. Black skin cancer in particular can spread quickly – often unnoticed. Intense UV radiation and a family predisposition are among the greatest risk factors.

Skin cancer often does not develop from existing moles, but from new ones – on healthy skin. It is therefore important to have the entire surface of the skin examined regularly by a doctor. We rely on the latest generation of skin cancer screening: the FotoFinder ATBM® for digital full-body images.

Do I Have an Increased Risk?

Fair Skin Type

Do you have fair skin and get sunburned easily?

Many Moles

Do you have a particularly large number of pigmented moles on your body?

Large Moles

Do you have large, congenital pigmented moles?

Changes

Do you have moles that have recently changed?

Sunburns

Did you often have sunburns during childhood or adolescence?

Sun Exposure

Are you frequently exposed to intense sun, at work or in your private life?

Skin Cancer in the Family

Have there been cases of skin cancer in your family – or have you been affected yourself?

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Take Special Care With ...

 

  • Newly formed Moles

  • Color changes (darker, lighter, reddish, whitish)

  • Changes around the birthmark (e.g. redness, swelling)

  • Increase in size, thickening or changes to the surface

Digital Skin Docu­men­tation

Automatic Total Body Mapping (ATBM) supports the detection of skin changes from head to toe. 

The skin surface is photographed from head to toe. The individual moles are then documented and monitored microscopically. This enables your doctor to detect suspicious, altered or new skin lesions more quickly and precisely.

Your skin map

Once all the images of your skin surface have been taken, the individual moles are identified and intelligently arranged on a screen. 

You receive an individual map of your skin on which the individual pigment moles are clearly localized.

Moles in focus

A special camera is used to create highly magnified images of your moles. This allows your doctor to further check whether it is a suspicious lesion and whether further measures are necessary. 

Artificial intelligence is also used if necessary. You can follow the completely painless examination on the screen. 

Do something good for yourself.

Talk to your dermatologist about digital skin cancer screening with FotoFinder.