Prevention & Care
Mole Checks & Dermatoscopy
A mole check is painless and usually takes a few minutes. As well as being looked at with the naked eye, the skin is examined with a dermatoscope: a device with magnification and special lighting that shows structures you cannot see on an ordinary inspection. Whether a mole needs monitoring or removal is decided after the examination.
Consultations in Sofia (Strelbishte) in English, French, Spanish and Bulgarian.

Who it is for
- For a preventive skin check
- For a new, changing or different-looking mole
- For a family history of skin cancer
- For many moles or fair, easily burning skin
How it works
- 1 A full-body skin examination
- 2 Assessment of individual lesions
- 3 Discussion of findings and recommendations
- 4 A follow-up plan or referral if needed
My approach
„I have completed a dermatoscopy course, and in Paris I worked with skin tumours. That is why I assess every lesion with a dermatoscope as well, not only with the naked eye.“
Good to know
- 1
Most moles are benign, and the check usually ends with reassurance.
- 2
Follow the ABCDE rule and photograph any changes. A dated photo is a useful reference.
- 3
A new mole that appears after the age of 40 always deserves a check.
After the consultation
You will know which lesions to watch, how and how often. If necessary, we schedule a follow-up check or further tests.
Prices and duration depend on the individual case and are confirmed when you book.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I have my moles checked?
It depends on your personal risk. People with many moles, fair skin, a previous skin tumour or a family history have checks more often. The interval is set after the first examination.
Is the examination painful?
No. The examination is non-invasive and completely painless.
What happens if a mole looks suspicious?
We discuss the next steps openly: monitoring with a dermatoscope, or referral for removal and histological examination.
Book an appointment for this service
We will discuss your case and create an individual plan.





