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Access your skin photos, 3D mole mapping & pathology results
Access your skin lesion and 3D mole mapping photos, pathology results and diagnoses online
We use the MoleScope system, a shared medical record system that stores information about your skin, accessible via a website or mobile app.
After your skin check, you’ll receive an email from MoleScope inviting you to download the MoleScope app and access your photos.
Photograph your own spots and upload them to the shared record
If you wish, you can use the MoleScope app to take your own photos and monitor them in future at no further cost to you. MoleScope uploads them into the record you share with Spot Check Clinic, filing them by body location and date, so you have an ongoing record of your skin and any spots of interest.
- You can add new photos to an existing lesion previously photographed at the clinic.
- You can add new lesions.
- You can use the total body photography mode that shows you how to pose and what areas to photograph to replicate the photos we’ve taken at the clinic. You can then compare older and newer mole mapping photos side by side to see if there are any changes.
Compare images of your spots
With MoleScope, you can upload photos taken previously, allowing you to compare images of your spots taken during skin checks you’ve had in earlier years and at other clinics. Plus, you also have access to pathology results and personalised information about your spots, cancers and treatments.
Uploading photographs does not request a medical review. We no longer provide remote spot assessments; arrange an appointment for a new or changing spot. If we’ve performed a biopsy, your results will be available in MoleScope in writing, together with a written explanation from our doctor. All results are stored in a secure encrypted environment on the server. When a new result is ready, we’ll send you a text message and a link to your result.
Common questions about MoleScope
How do I view my information on the MoleScope website?
Your photos, pathology results and other information about your skin are available in the MoleScope app and on the MoleScope website. The MoleScope mobile app is useful for taking photos, but the website is more useful for seeing the photos at higher magnification and comparing images side-by-side.
Access the MoleScope website at app.molescope.com.
The MoleScope website has detailed information about how to view and manage your photos.
How can I upload photos into my MoleScope record?
This is a useful feature if you have photos taken by another skin cancer clinic and you want to have all your skin photos in the same place. It can also be useful if you find that the quality of photos you take with your device’s built-in camera app is better than those taken using the MoleScope app. There’s information about how to do this in the MoleScope help documentation.