00:00What is mole mapping and how does it work? Come with me to get my moles mapped at the Montrose
00:04Clinic in London for the first time. I've always had a lot of moles and it runs in my family
00:08but
00:08I've never been worried about my own. According to medical practitioners, adults should ideally
00:13get their moles checked once a year. Montrose Clinic offers a full body mole mapping screening
00:18using a Canfield AI machine, currently the only one in the UK, followed by a review with an
00:23in-house dermatologist priced at £495. The whole appointment takes under 30 minutes. It's a
00:28completely painless process and only requires you to do a few strange poses to make sure all your
00:33skin is photographed clearly. The machine analyses these photos in real time, calculating how many
00:38moles you have, I had 69, and uses AI technology to evaluate every individual mole's colour,
00:43contrast, border and anything that looks atypical. There was one mole I'd previously noticed looking
00:48slightly different to my others but I was surprised when Kira told me that it looked slightly atypical
00:52and could potentially be showing signs of melanoma. The appointment also includes a full report which
00:56is sent to you straight after the appointment so you have your own record of your mole mole.
