Dermatology Services
Skin Cancer Screening
Early detection saves lives. Comprehensive skin screenings for peace of mind.
Dermatology Services
Skin Cancer Screening
Comprehensive skin examinations using advanced dermoscopy and mole mapping technology. Early detection is the key to successful treatment.
Why Skin Screening Matters
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, but it's also one of the most treatable when caught early. Regular professional screenings can detect changes that might not be visible to the untrained eye.
Melanoma
The most serious form of skin cancer. When detected early, the 5-year survival rate is 99%. Regular screenings are essential for early detection.
Basal Cell Carcinoma
The most common type of skin cancer. While rarely life-threatening, early treatment prevents disfigurement and more extensive surgery.
Squamous Cell Carcinoma
The second most common skin cancer. Can spread if untreated. Regular screenings ensure early detection and simple treatment.
Our Screening Services
Comprehensive skin cancer detection using the latest technology and evidence-based screening protocols.
Full Body Examination
Comprehensive head-to-toe skin assessment by our dermatology specialist to identify any concerning lesions or changes.
- Complete skin surface examination
- Scalp, nails, and mucous membranes
- Digital documentation of findings
- Personalized risk assessment
Mole Mapping
Advanced digital photography to track moles and skin changes over time, enabling early detection of concerning changes.
- High-resolution photography
- Digital mole tracking
- Year-over-year comparison
- Change detection alerts
Dermoscopy
Specialized magnification technology that allows visualization of skin structures not visible to the naked eye.
- 10-20x magnification
- Sub-surface visualization
- Pattern analysis
- Immediate assessment
Prevention Planning
Personalized sun protection and skin cancer prevention strategies based on your risk factors.
- Sun protection guidance
- Risk factor education
- Self-exam training
- Screening schedule planning
Who Should Be Screened?
While everyone benefits from regular skin screenings, certain factors increase your risk for skin cancer. If any of these apply to you, annual or more frequent screenings are especially important.
- Fair skin, light eyes, or red/blonde hair
- History of severe sunburns
- Family history of skin cancer
- Many moles (50+) or atypical moles
- Weakened immune system
- Previous skin cancer diagnosis
What to Expect
Your Screening Visit
Your Dermatology Specialist
Susan Pearose, PA-C
As Dermatology Director at Allure MD, Susan has performed thousands of skin cancer screenings. Her trained eye and use of advanced dermoscopy technology ensure thorough examinations and early detection.
Susan takes time to educate patients on self-examination techniques and personalized prevention strategies. She believes early detection is the best protection against skin cancer.
Learn More About SusanFrequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about skin cancer screening.
Protect Your Skin Health
Early detection saves lives. Schedule your comprehensive skin screening today and gain peace of mind about your skin health.