The addition of Raman spectroscopy improved diagnostic performance for both melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer. However, the operation of the integrated systems was still conducted via two optical fiber probes (the first one for fluorescence and reflectance spectroscopy, the second one for Raman spectroscopy). The need to take measurements of the same lesion using two probes increased acquisition time, and the possible sampling site error. Recently, a device was developed that combined fiber optic probe that is capable for spectral acquisition of Raman, white light reflectance and laser induced fluorescence spectroscopy. Using this probe, acquisition time and sampling site error should be reduced. There is no significant difference in terms of performance between the previous two probes and the new probe.