The doctors at our skin cancer clinic offer high-quality skin checks with modern Dermoscopy equipment and surgical and non-surgical skin cancer treatment options.
Skin Checks are billed as per our Mixed Billing Policy, if you fall into one of our bulk billing categories your skin check will also be bulk billed.
Surgical options include:
Often to tell the difference between a skin cancer and a non-cancerous skin spot, the doctor may need to take a tissue sample (biopsy) to confirm the diagnosis. A biopsy is a quick and simple procedure that is performed in our dedicated theatre room.
Non-surgical options include:
Fees may apply, please check with reception staff.
Here is a simple guide to help you check your skin and recognise the early signs of skin cancer.
SORE
A spot which is sore (scaly, itchy, bleeding, tender) and doesn’t heal within 6 weeks.
CHANGING
Changing in size, shape, colour or texture.
ABNORMAL
Looks different, feels different, or stands out when compared to your other spots and moles.
NEW
Has appeared on your skin recently. Any new moles or spots should be checked, especially if you are over 40.
The more of the above SCAN features a spot or mole has the more concerning it may be. (e.g. a New mole that is Changing in appearance and that is Abnormal is one that should be checked by a doctor urgently.)
Most people have made all their moles by the time they are 40. A new mole after this age is more suspicious, and the older you are the more suspicious a new mole is.
If you do find a spot or mole of concern, see your doctor for either a “spot check”, or a full skin check.
Become familiar with the spots and moles on your skin. You should check your own, and/or your partner’s, skin regularly.