Suitable for
- Regular skin cancer screening
- Mole checks
- Changing or suspicious moles
- Removal of unsightly moles
Mole screening Vienna · Digital dermoscopy
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The experienced dermatologists at Dermacare carry out a detailed, extensive and precise examination of all skin changes on the entire body as part of mole screening and skin cancer screening. The skin is examined macroscopically and microscopically using digital magnifying glasses (digital dermatoscopy).

Tell us about your concern in a few short questions, with a photo if you like. You will receive a personal reply, free of charge and without obligation. Or book your mole check appointment directly.
What moles are, how digital dermatoscopy works and why regular checks are recommended.
Digital dermoscopy, in which a magnifying glass with digital storage is used to take pictures of moles and other skin changes, not only facilitates immediate decisions on further diagnostic and therapeutic steps, but also enables simple, regular monitoring in the course of skin cancer prevention.
Moles (naevi) are an accumulation of pigment-forming nevus cells (benign malformation of the skin or mucous membrane in which normal cells or tissue proliferate, diminish or become somewhat uneven), which form usually brown spots or raised areas on the skin that vary in shape, colour and size.
Moles can appear on any part of the body at birth and are usually medically harmless. The development of birthmarks is influenced not only by genetic disposition and skin type (the lighter the skin, the more moles usually develop), but also by the extent and intensity of sun exposure of the skin. Moles multiply and change in the course of a lifetime. If moles are considered unsightly, they can be removed in a minor procedure.
As moles can lead to skin changes that cause melanoma and other types of skin cancer, they should be checked regularly, especially if they change.
The dermatologists at Dermacare recommend a regular, annual mole check, which at Dermacare is performed both macroscopically, i.e. with the naked eye, and microscopically using digital dermoscopy. All changes to the skin, including the scalp, and mucous membranes are recorded. With the technique of digital dermoscopy, all conspicuous skin changes are magnified and the images are stored. In this way, possible changes can be tracked precisely at the next check-up appointment, which should take place 6 – 12 months later depending on the findings.
The examination takes 15-30 minutes on average, the costs are partly covered by health insurance. If you have private health insurance, it will usually cover the rest.
Of course Dermacare also offers the removal of harmless moles which are considered aesthetically disturbing. If the specialist considers surgical removal to be necessary for medical reasons, i.e. in the case of a conspicuous skin change suspected of being cancerous, this is carried out promptly and the cell material removed is examined histologically.
Professional treatment
For a first-class aesthetic result, the doctor’s experience in diagnosis and treatment is crucial. The specialists at Dermacare have relevant additional qualifications and extensive experience, which is why we can look back on satisfied clients and excellent treatment results.
Detailed consultation
We attach great importance to a detailed consultation and therefore take the time for a detailed initial consultation, during which you will receive all information regarding diagnosis, treatment, treatment options and the course of treatment and during which all your questions will be answered.
Latest technology
In order to optimise diagnosis and treatment, our medical specialists undergo continuous further training and are familiar with the latest treatment methods. As Dermacare is equipped with the latest devices on the market, we offer patients treatment based on the latest scientific and technical knowledge.
The examination takes 15–30 minutes on average. Beforehand, we ask you to fill in a medical history questionnaire, which forms the basis for the conversation with our specialist.
Even before the consultation with our specialist, we ask you to complete a medical history questionnaire, which forms the basis for the subsequent discussion.
At Dermacare the consultation, examination, diagnosis and treatment of skin diseases is carried out by experienced specialists in dermatology.
The success of the therapy is assessed at the follow-up appointment (progress check / discussion of findings) and a decision is made on the further procedure.
The treatment is carried out by our medically trained team under medical supervision — with the relevant additional training and many years of experience.
Your treatment team
The treatment price depends on the treatment effort and the size of the area to be treated. In the consultation, the doctor will determine the treatment costs according to the circumstances.
(*) In the initial consultation, an experienced specialist doctor takes up to 30 minutes to advise you comprehensively. This special consultation carries a fee of €150. If you subsequently decide on a treatment, €50 will be credited to you.
Under certain conditions, the costs of the consultation/treatment are partly reimbursed by the Gesundheitskassa (Austrian health insurance fund) or, depending on your policy, by your private health insurer, if you submit the invoice.
Tell us about your concern in the free initial assessment, with no obligation and answered within 24 hours. Or book your appointment for a mole check and skin cancer screening directly.
The dermatologists at Dermacare recommend a regular annual mole check. Depending on the findings, the next follow-up appointment is arranged for 6 to 12 months later. The check is particularly important when moles change, because they can develop skin changes from which melanomas and other types of skin cancer may arise.
After you complete a medical history questionnaire, the specialist examines the skin of the entire body, including the scalp and mucous membranes, with the naked eye and by means of digital dermoscopy. Suspicious lesions are imaged under magnification and the images are saved. The doctor then discusses the findings with you and, where necessary, determines the next steps.
The examination takes 15 to 30 minutes on average. In addition, you complete the medical history questionnaire beforehand, which takes about 10 minutes. If a mole is removed, the procedure takes 30 to 60 minutes, depending on complexity. The examination covers the skin of the entire body, including the scalp and mucous membranes. The appointment is easy to fit into your day.
At Dermacare, dermatological services start from €190. The price depends on the complexity of the treatment, and the doctor determines the costs in the consultation according to the circumstances. The initial consultation of up to 30 minutes is charged at €150; if you then decide on a treatment, €50 are credited to you.
The costs are partly covered by the health insurance fund; the amount depends on the fund. Under certain conditions, the consultation or treatment is partly reimbursed by the public health insurance fund if you submit the invoice. Private health insurance usually covers the remainder, depending on the policy.
Yes, if moles are perceived as aesthetically bothersome, they can be removed in a minor procedure. If the specialist considers removal medically necessary, for example in the case of a skin change suspected of being cancerous, it is carried out promptly and the removed tissue is examined histologically.
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