DigitalDerm, Inc - At Risk Patients

Saving people from melanoma
one patient at a time

Your At-Risk Melanoma Patients

Depending on your threshold for performing biopsies, Total Body Photography leads to the increased detection of “de novo” melanomas in your high-risk patients.
MoleMapCD technology is not intended as a replacement to visual exams conducted by physicians. It is an adjunct tool designed to facilitate the physician’s ability to document changes in the skin.

The MoleMapCD is recommended for patients at-risk of melanoma, including:

Personal history of melanoma and at least one of the following:

family history (1st or 2nd degree) of melanoma
“dysplastic” nevi (any number)
multiple nevi (> 10)
high patient anxiety about possibility of other lesions of the skin surface being melanoma*

Family history of melanoma (1st or 2nd degree) and at least one of the following:

at least one clinically “dysplastic” nevus
multiple nevi (> 10)
evidence or significant solar damage (multiple lentigines)

Multiple “dysplastic” nevi (> 4)

Multiple prior nevus biopsies (> 4) due to concern of possible melanoma (not cosmetic)

Large congenital nevus

*Some at-risk patients are particularly anxious about real or perceived changes in their skin, which can lead to unnecessary phone calls and office visits. Others have a difficult time performing self-examinations of their skin. Both groups of patients are excellent candidates for a MoleMapCD.

Saving people from melanoma one patient at a time

Your At-Risk Melanoma Patients

Saving people from melanoma
one patient at a time