Early detection for peace of mind
Mole Mapping
A digital mole mapping service to monitor all pigmented skin lesions over time, allowing early detection of changes that could indicate skin cancer. Mole mapping is a specialist service performed exclusively by Prof. Jack Kelly, and requires a GP referral.
What Is Mole Mapping?
Mole mapping is a non-invasive, clinical skin surveillance program designed to monitor your moles and pigmented lesions year-to-year.
- Full-body scanning using state-of-the-art AI-supported technology.
- Fotofinder ATBM Master scans and photographs your entire skin surface.
- Advanced AI algorithms compare your moles with a large database to detect subtle changes.
- Digital records are stored in your profile to monitor evolution at follow-up consultations.
Having regular, full-body mole mapping is the best way to ensure that all your moles are safe and to detect changes early.
Why It’s Important
Early detection of skin cancer greatly improves outcomes. Mole mapping helps:
- Identify changes in shape, size, or colour of existing moles
- Detect new moles that may require evaluation
- Provide reassurance for patients with multiple or atypical moles
- Enable timely intervention if a mole shows concerning changes
The Kelly Clinic Difference
Consultant-Led Expertise
Mole mapping is performed exclusively by Prof. Jack Kelly, ensuring expert clinical evaluation of every lesion.
AI-Supported, State-of-the-Art Technology
We are one of the first clinics in Ireland to use the Fotofinder ATBM Master, combining automated full-body scanning with AI analysis for precise, year-on-year monitoring.
Personalised Follow-Up
Your risk profile determines the frequency of future scans, ensuring optimal safety and monitoring.
Medical Safety & Precision
GP referral ensures clinically appropriate use of mole mapping as part of overall skin cancer care.
