Mole Diagnosis by an Oncologist | Sandler Wellness Center

Who Is This Service For?

This diagnostics is ideal for successful individuals with high standards for quality of life, ready to invest in their health and comfort.

Why Is It Important?

Protect yourself from risks you may not suspect.

Regular mole checks allow for the early detection of potentially dangerous formations.
This is especially crucial if you have many moles, fair skin, or a predisposition to skin cancer.

What Is Dermoscopy?

Dermoscopy is a painless and safe method of examining moles using specialized equipment that provides a detailed analysis of their structure and color. The examination takes up to 20 minutes, requires no preparation, and is suitable for patients of all ages.

How Does It Work?

Oncological mole diagnostics are performed by oncologists using expert MoleMax and Vidix dermatoscopes with artificial intelligence systems in just 3-5 minutes, right in front of the patient (95% accuracy).

Using polarized light, all skin layers are examined without pain or biopsy, enabling quick assessment of the risk of any mole turning cancerous.

Expert dermoscopy helps detect the earliest signs of melanoma and other skin cancers

Based on the results, the oncologist determines the need for laser or radiofrequency removal and specifies the scope of intervention.

If no removal is required, the dermoscopy data is saved digitally.

Speed

Mole safety assessed in just 10 seconds

Painless and Non-Invasive

Polarized light examines skin layers without discomfort

Artificial Intelligence

AI-powered diagnostics ensure precision and speed

95% Accuracy

Conducted by experienced oncologists in 3–5 minutes

Who Performs the Diagnostics?

Cheshenko Dmytro Vyacheslavovych

Candidate of Medical Sciences, Top-Category Surgical Oncologist, Chief Physician.
Specializing in the treatment of oncological diseases and oncological surgery, Dr. Cheshenko consults patients, orders examinations, and provides diagnoses. When necessary, he performs surgical removal of formations, including laser-radiofrequency methods, as well as traditional tumor excision.

A mole has been damaged or changed its appearance
Moles that have changed color, increased in size, altered shape, started bleeding, or itching are all early signs of melanoma (skin cancer) development.
A mole is located in a high-risk injury area
High-risk areas: face, armpits, groin, collar zone, or areas under elastic bands or bra straps.
You have fair skin, red hair, many moles, and freckles
People with these traits are more prone to the risk of developing melanoma.
Family members have had skin cancer
Skin cancer has a familial predisposition.
You love tanning without sunscreen
Ultraviolet exposure is a risk factor for skin cancer development.

Personalized Recommendations

Based on the examination, our specialists will provide clear next steps, including whether removal is needed and prevention tips.

Detailed Mole Analysis

You’ll receive an accurate assessment of each mole’s structure, condition, and potential risks, identifying formations requiring attention in advance.

Peace of Mind and Ongoing Monitoring

Stored examination data ensures you can confidently track your health over time with effective follow-ups.

Oncologist Consultation (PhD, Expert Dermatoscopy VIDIX) – 2700 UAH
Follow-up expert consultation with an oncologist (MD, highest qualification category) including advanced dermatoscopy (VIDIX) – 1600 UAH
Laser-Radio Wave Skin Lesion Removal – from 1000 UAH to 30,400 UAH
Histological Examination – 1200 UAH

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Address

01010, Kyiv
23 Kniaziv Ostrozkykh St.

Working Hours

8:00 AM – 9:00 PM, daily

Contacts

+38 (050) 412 77 22au.moc.reldnas%40ofni

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Expert Mole Dermoscopy: Timely Care for Your Health

Who Performs the Diagnostics?

Moles that have changed color, increased in size, altered shape, started bleeding, or itching are all early signs of melanoma (skin cancer) development.

High-risk areas: face, armpits, groin, collar zone, or areas under elastic bands or bra straps.

People with these traits are more prone to the risk of developing melanoma.

Skin cancer has a familial predisposition.

Ultraviolet exposure is a risk factor for skin cancer development.

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