Mole mapping uses high-resolution photography and state-of-the-art software to create an image database of all your body moles. It’s highly accurate and allows a comparison of your moles over time to identify moles that are new or changing early. Scans are carried out by experienced technicians who are highly trained in operating the system.You should get mole mapping if: You have multiple moles (more than 50) You have large or irregular-looking moles You’ve noticed any new moles or changes in your moles You have very light skin or red hair You have a personal or family history of skin cancer, especially melanoma You have sunburns from childhood or you’ve used tanning beds You take immunosuppressive medicationMake sure to have your moles checked yearly by a physician and consider mole mapping.