Proactive skin monitoring, refined for early detection.
High-resolution photography and dermoscopic imaging to track moles over time — supporting early identification of melanoma and skin cancers.
Saves lives through annual monitoring.
Physician-led care
Dermatology expertise rooted in prevention.
Advanced imaging
High-resolution photography & dermoscopy.
Secure records
Confidential, monitored over time.
A precise record of your skin, over time.
Mole mapping is a comprehensive skin imaging service that documents your moles using high-resolution photography and dermoscopic imaging. Subtle changes — often invisible to the unaided eye — can be detected early.
Services covered and private
Dr. Baath offers OHIP-covered medical dermatology alongside private preventative and cosmetic services.
Annual skin surveillance
A complete imaging session and an annual follow-up to track changes — no referral required.
- Comprehensive full-body imaging
- Dermoscopic close-ups of moles of interest
- Secure digital records
- No referral required — self-refer
Also available
Minor surgical procedures — mole removal, seborrheic keratosis, skin tag removal.
View all procedures$385
Full assessment
$150
Limited exam
Receipts provided for extended health benefits.
Mole mapping is not covered by OHIP. Some extended health plans may reimburse — check with your provider.
Meet Dr. Sherry Baath
A patient-centered physician focused on prevention and proactive dermatologic care. Dr. Baath brings clinical rigor and a calm, considered approach to every appointment.
Common questions
Quick answers to the questions patients ask most before booking.
Mole mapping is a comprehensive skin imaging service that uses high-resolution photography and dermoscopic imaging to record and monitor your moles over time. It supports early detection of subtle changes that may indicate skin cancers like melanoma.
No. Mole mapping is non-invasive — it uses photography and a handheld dermoscope. There are no needles or cuts.
No referral is required. You can book directly with the clinic.
Most appointments take approximately 30–60 minutes depending on the number of moles to be imaged.
An annual visit is generally recommended for ongoing monitoring; your provider may suggest a different interval based on your skin.
Dr. Baath will discuss findings with you and recommend next steps, which may include further assessment or referral.
Take a proactive step in your skin health
Book your annual mole mapping appointment with Dr. Baath. No referral required.