Advanced detection in seconds.

Total Body Skin Cancer Screening

SpotDoc is a skin-cancer-focused dermatology practice, from our flagship clinic in The Villages, Florida to partner practices in the tri-state area.

Why skin cancer is all we do

1 in 5Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime.

About 9,500 people are diagnosed with skin cancer every day.new diagnoses, US
More than 1 million Americans are living with melanoma.living with it today
Caught early, most skin cancers are highly treatable.our mission

That last line is the entire reason SpotDoc exists.

Read how total body photography works

Statistics: American Academy of Dermatology, Skin Cancer Statistics.

Most skin checks rely on memory. Ours don’t.

Step 1

Scan.

Your visit starts in our full-body scanner. 92 cameras capture your entire skin surface, in about a second.

A patient standing inside the Canfield VECTRA WB360, a person-height ring of 92 cameras used for total body photography — The Canfield VECTRA WB360.

Step 2

Visualize.

The scan becomes a map of your skin. Every mole and spot is captured in close-up detail, easy for you and your clinician to see at a glance.

The SpotDoc spot map: dozens of magnified skin spots from one scan arranged in a single circular view, with one spot circled for follow-up — Every spot from your scan, in one view.

Step 3

Compare.

From your second visit on, new scans are compared with your earlier ones. We evaluate what is changing, not what no one can remember.

The SpotDoc comparison screen: two 3D scans of the same back, taken at baseline and six months later, with numbered spots tracked between the two visits — The same skin, two visits. Numbered spots are tracked between them.

Step 4

Examine.

A clinician also examines your skin head to toe, in person. Anything that deserves a closer look gets a magnified dermoscopy image, added to your record.

A clinician holding a dermatoscope against a patient's forearm, with the magnified view of the spot showing on the device's screen — Dermoscopy: a magnified look at a single spot.

Step 5

Act.

You leave with a plan the same day. And if a spot needs a biopsy, removal, or other treatment, that happens here too. Detection and treatment under one roof.

See the technology

Tyler Long, DO, board-certified dermatologist, in the SpotDoc clinic lobby — Findings reviewed with you, the same day.

Three ways to get a SpotDoc skin check

Flagship Clinic

The Villages, Florida

Our own clinic at Brownwood Square: full-body imaging, clinical evaluation, and treatment in one visit. Medicare accepted, no referral for most plans.

3614 Kiessel Road, The Villages, FL 32163 (352) 914-3451

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Partnership Practices