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Clinical assessment supported by dermoscopy

Dermoscopy uses magnification and specialised lighting to help trained clinicians examine skin structures not readily visible to the naked eye.

Handheld dermatoscope with magnified skin lesion view (reference image)
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A closer look with dermoscopy.

Specialised magnification and lighting support skin lesion assessment.

Images are illustrative. Specific devices used depend on clinician equipment and the agreed service scope.

Dermoscopy-informed assessment

Where appropriate, clinicians use dermoscopy as part of visual lesion assessment.

Clinical documentation

Findings are documented according to the service protocol, with privacy and consent considerations.

Clear referral pathways

Any concerning finding should be reviewed by a GP or dermatologist, who can determine whether further assessment or biopsy is needed.

Workplace screening is not a diagnosis and does not replace a comprehensive GP or dermatologist examination. Concerning or changing lesions should be reviewed promptly by a medical practitioner.

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Device photograph is illustrative. Equipment used varies by clinician and service arrangement.

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See the technology up close

Real device imagery alongside our friendly illustrations.

Handheld dermatoscope with magnified skin lesion view (reference image)
Handheld dermatoscope
Digital dermoscopy imaging device and smartphone interface (reference image)
Digital skin imaging
Specialised optical illumination device (reference photograph)
Optical examination light

Product imagery illustrates technologies in the field. Specific equipment and features depend on the screening arrangement.