Importance of Genetic Testing
- Determines hereditary risk for developing melanoma.
- Empowers family members to take early preventive actions.
- Guides clinicians in establishing intensive dermatological surveillance.
Melanoma Genetic Risk Test Price | Lahalak Medical Platform
Protect your future by identifying genetic mutations linked to melanoma. This screening is vital for individuals with a family history to implement early detection and personalized prevention strategies.
Scientific name: Melanoma Genetic Risk Panel (CDKN2A/CDK4)
An advanced genetic test analyzing CDKN2A and CDK4 mutations to determine hereditary risk for melanoma. It enables early detection and proactive monitoring for high-risk individuals and families.
Service type
Genetic Analysis
Duration
15-20 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Blood or saliva sample collection
- CDKN2A mutation analysis
- CDK4 mutation analysis
- Detailed genetic report
Medical Service Information
Who Should Get Tested?
- Individuals with two or more close relatives diagnosed with melanoma.
- Patients with multiple primary melanoma diagnoses.
- Families with a combined history of melanoma and pancreatic cancer.
Understanding Your Results
- Positive result: Indicates a mutation that increases risk, not a current cancer diagnosis.
- Negative result: Does not eliminate all risk but shows the absence of tested mutations.
- Genetic counseling is highly recommended to discuss clinical implications.
Conditions & Notices
- Family medical history preferred
- No prior dietary restrictions required
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