Technology
Advanced skin imaging for early diagnosis
Advanced imaging equipment to detect early, monitor closely and treat precisely.
Vectra® WB360
3D total body mapping: 92 cameras photograph the entire skin surface in a fraction of a second and create a three-dimensional avatar. Each lesion is located, measured and compared from one visit to the next, which is particularly valuable for people with numerous moles or a personal or family history of melanoma.
Confocal microscopy: Vivascope 3000
Reflectance confocal microscopy provides cellular-level images of the superficial layers of the skin during the consultation, without taking a tissue sample. This “virtual biopsy” helps refine the diagnosis of certain lesions before any decision about surgery.
LC-OCT
Line-field confocal optical coherence tomography provides vertical and horizontal images of the skin at cellular resolution, down to the superficial dermis. This painless, non-invasive examination helps refine the assessment of suspicious lesions.
Digital dermoscopy
High-resolution video dermoscopy for detailed examination of each lesion. Images are archived and compared between consultations to identify even subtle changes over time.
Photodynamic therapy
Photodynamic therapy and white-light phototherapy are treatment options suited to certain skin lesions as part of personalised care.
Slow Mohs surgery
Slow Mohs surgery for certain skin cancers is a controlled excision technique designed to remove the lesion while preserving as much surrounding healthy tissue as possible.
