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SkinMap Total Body Photography | Early Skin Cancer Detection in Illinois

Comprehensive Skin Monitoring for Early Skin Cancer Detection at Dermatology & Mohs Surgery Institute

At Dermatology & Mohs Surgery Institute, we are committed to providing patients across Illinois with the most advanced tools for early skin cancer detection. SkinMap Total Body Photography is a cutting-edge skin monitoring service designed to help identify skin cancer in its earliest stages.

By capturing high-resolution, full-body images, SkinMap creates a visual baseline of your skin, making it easier to track new moles or subtle changes in existing ones over time. Whether you’re at high risk or simply want peace of mind, SkinMap is a powerful tool to complement routine dermatology exams.

What Is Total Body Photography?

Total Body Photography (TBP) is a non-invasive imaging procedure that documents your entire skin surface through a series of standardized, high-quality photographs.

Often referred to as mole mapping, this technology helps dermatologists detect early signs of melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and other forms of skin cancer. By comparing images across visits, even the smallest changes can be spotted before they become more serious.

Who Should Consider SkinMap Total Body Photography?

SkinMap is recommended for patients who want to be proactive about skin health, especially those who are:

  • Living with a personal or family history of skin cancer
  • Managing numerous or atypical moles
  • Fair-skinned or with significant sun damage
  • Frequently exposed to UV rays through sun or tanning beds
  • Seeking routine skin cancer screenings for preventive care

Whether you’re considered high-risk or just want reassurance, SkinMap provides a smarter, more detailed way to monitor your skin.

Key Benefits of SkinMap

  • Early Skin Cancer Detection
    Catch subtle changes before they become serious.
  • Accurate, Long-Term Skin Monitoring
    High-resolution, standardized images allow precise comparisons over time.
  • Streamlined Dermatology Appointments
    Your dermatologist can quickly focus on new or evolving spots.
  • Confidential & Secure Storage
    Your images are stored safely in a HIPAA-compliant system, ensuring your privacy.

What to Expect During Your Session

A SkinMap session takes just 10 to 15 minutes. Our trained imaging professionals will guide you through the process in a private and respectful environment. Standardized photos are captured from multiple angles to ensure complete documentation of your skin.

These baseline images are then securely stored and used for follow-up comparisons at future dermatology visits.

Why Choose Dermatology & Mohs Surgery Institute for SkinMap?

At Dermatology & Mohs Surgery Institute, we know that early detection saves lives. Incorporating SkinMap into your regular skin checks provides peace of mind and empowers you and your dermatologist with the most reliable information available.

Frequently Asked Questions About SkinMap Total Body Photography

What is SkinMap Total Body Photography?
SkinMap is a high-resolution imaging service that documents your entire skin surface. It creates a baseline to detect new or changing moles and supports early skin cancer detection.

Is SkinMap the same as mole mapping?
Yes—mole mapping is part of the process. SkinMap includes photographing and documenting all moles and skin lesions for long-term monitoring.

Who should consider SkinMap?
Anyone at risk for skin cancer—especially those with many moles, fair skin, or a family history of melanoma.

How often should I have a SkinMap session?
Most patients benefit from annual sessions, but your dermatologist may recommend more frequent monitoring based on your risk factors.

Is the process safe and private?
Yes. SkinMap is non-invasive, radiation-free, and performed in a private setting. Images are stored securely with strict confidentiality.

Will my dermatologist use the SkinMap images?
Absolutely. Your dermatologist can compare your current skin exam to baseline images, making it easier to identify new or evolving spots.

Do I need a referral?
No referral is needed. You can schedule your SkinMap Total Body Photography session directly with us.

Schedule Your SkinMap Session in Illinois

Take control of your skin health today. Contact Dermatology & Mohs Surgery Institute to schedule your SkinMap Total Body Photography session and ensure you’re doing everything possible for early skin cancer detection.

Service Available at the Following Locations

  • Streator, IL
  • Princeton, IL
  • Peru, IL
  • Peoria, IL
  • Eureka, IL
  • Charleston, IL
  • Canton, IL
  • Bloomington, IL