With the summer season approaching and more frequent exposure to sunlight, dermatologists advise that mole control should be one of the top priorities for skin care.
Many people do not pay attention to small changes that may appear in a mole, but early diagnosis of potential skin problems remains one of the strongest weapons for their prevention and successful treatment. For this reason, specialists recommend that everyone undergo at least one dermatological check-up before starting their summer vacation.
Prolonged sun exposure can change the shape, color, or size of existing moles, so a professional evaluation by a dermatologist is the safest way to monitor skin health.
As part of raising awareness about skin care, Amavita Hospital has launched the "Mole Control Before Summer" campaign, offering a dedicated package that includes:
Dermatological visit;
Examination with a dermatoscope;
Assessment according to the international ABCDE criteria for identifying suspicious changes in moles.
This package is offered at a promotional price of 5,000 lek, down from 8,000 lek which is the regular price.
Dermatoscopy is a modern and non-invasive method that allows the doctor to accurately assess the structure of the mole and identify signs that are not visible to the naked eye. While the ABCDE criteria analyze the asymmetry, borders, color, diameter and evolution of the mole, helping in the early identification of any changes that require specialized attention.
Experts emphasize that a simple checkup can bring peace of mind and security for the summer months, especially for people who have many moles, a family history of skin problems, or who are frequently exposed to the sun.
To schedule a visit, you can contact 069 336 0681.
Skin care starts with prevention, and summer is the ideal time to get a checkup that can make a difference.
