Dermatoscopy precautions

Dermoscopy is actually a very common examination method in clinical practice at this stage. In fact, it does not need to be paid special attention to before the patient's surgery. It is only necessary to keep the skin of a local lesion clean and dry as much as possible. Because dermoscopy itself is a non-invasive examination, the patient does not need to worry. Some operations such as cleaning or disinfection may be performed on the local skin before surgery. If the operation was to be carried out under the guidance of a dermatoscope, the doctor would usually advise the patient before the operation. Even if the skin was disinfected, it would still be done by the doctor or auxiliary nursing staff. The patient did not need to be treated separately. Therefore, the patient did not need to be particularly afraid. The dermatoscope was mainly to carefully observe the skin, the subtle structure under the skin, and the details of local lesions.