The offer is valid for mole screenings performed until 31. September 2026.
The discounted price is available for a limited number of appointments, subject to availability.
This summer brought several new temperature records, with peak temperatures reaching 42°C. Intense UV radiation can damage the skin even after a short period of exposure: under extreme UV conditions, skin redness can develop in as little as 15–20 minutes, while repeated sunburn can increase the long-term risk of developing skin cancer.
The period after summer is therefore an ideal time to have your moles checked. Regular mole screening can help detect suspicious changes at an early stage, significantly improving the chances of successful treatment in the case of malignant skin lesions.
It is advisable to have a dermatological screening at least once a year. More frequent check-ups may be recommended for those at increased risk – for example, people with very fair skin, red hair, a tendency to sunburn, or a large number of moles or irregular moles.
The duration of the examination depends on the number and characteristics of the moles, but it can generally be completed within a short period of time. If the dermatologist detects a suspicious lesion, they may recommend further examinations or mole removal. The autumn and winter months are also particularly suitable for mole removal, as it is easier to protect the treated area from sunlight, which is important for proper wound healing.
We are now offering 20% off mole screening, applicable to both conventional and video dermatoscopic examinations. Book your appointment online here, or call us on +36 1 377 3737.
The offer is valid for mole screenings performed until 31. September 2026.
The discounted price is available for a limited number of appointments, subject to availability.