Your skin check will start with Vectra 3D Total Body Photography to capture the entire skin surface in ultra-high resolution and create a full-body 3D map of every mole.
When you enter the Vectra room, you will need to remove your clothing, step into the machine and stand with your arms and feet slightly apart. Once you’re in position, it’s just like having your photo taken- though with a very bright flash.
Following your scan, a doctor or nurse trained in skin cancer screening will examine your skin from head to toe using a dermatoscope, a special tool that helps detect early signs of skin cancer. They’ll note any spots or moles that look unusual and let you know if anything needs monitoring or treatment.