Mole mapping is a method used to track and monitor moles on the skin for any changes in size, shape, or colour. It involves taking detailed images of all moles on the body and comparing them over time to detect any potential signs of skin cancer.

Biopsies are often performed to diagnose skin cancer by taking a small sample of tissue for examination. Always remember that quality sunscreen is crucial in preventing skin cancer formation as it helps protect the skin from harmful UV rays.

From diagnosis to treatment, and monitoring of skin cancers that can spread rapidly if not detected early. It typically includes surgery, and regular follow-up appointments to check for recurrence or new growths.

A surgical procedure where healthy skin tissue is transplanted to replace skin that has been removed due to cancer. It involves removing a piece of skin from one area of the body and attaching it to the affected area to promote healing and restore the skin’s appearance.

Keloid scars are raised, thickened scars that form when the body produces an excess of collagen during the healing process. They can be itchy, painful, and cosmetically displeasing. Treatment options include steroid injections, and surgical removal. At Sculpt, we specialise in keloid scar removal and management to help restore smooth and healthy skin.

Lipomas are benign tumours made up of fat cells that grow just underneath the skin. They usually form as a result of a genetic predisposition or trauma to the area. Surgical treatment involves removing the lipoma through a simple excision procedure, often done under local anaesthesia.