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Skin Checks

A 15 minute skin cancer check could save your life

Approximately 2 in 3 Australians will be diagnosed with skin cancer at some point in their lives – a shocking statistic. This is why it is so important to detect skin cancer early and treat it immediately. Leaving it longer could cost you your life. Your doctors also offer a range of other skin checks and treatments ranging from acne treatment to wart removal.

Skin Cancer Checks

Full analysis of skin lesions and moles

If you notice any moles or lesions on your skin, it’s best to have them checked. Come in for a full analysis of any moles, lesions and suspicious spots.

Expert advice and treatment for sun-damaged skin

Wrinkles, sun spots and rough textured skin are just some of the physical symptoms of sun damage. See your doctors for a plan to get your skin health back in shape.

Corporate skin cancer checks

Keep your staff safe with regular skin checks for the whole team.

Other Skin Checks

Dermatology consultations

Acne treatment

Ingrown toenail removal

Wart & skin tag removal

Non-cancerous lesion/mole removal

Cyst removal

Appointment Information:

The doctor will begin the examination with an assessment of your risk profile.

You will be asked about:

  • Your past and current sun exposure
  • Your personal and family history of skin cancer
  • Any other factors that may be relevant

Next, the doctor will examine your skin. You may request partial or complete examination (down to undergarments). Please note, skin cancers can occur in places not exposed to the sun – even between the toes and under the breasts in women – so the more skin that can be checked, the more thorough your examination will be.

The examination is by visual inspection. Dermatoscopy (using a hand-held magnifying instrument with or without applying oil) over the skin under bright lighting is also used. Any suspicious or doubtful lesions that are found may need to be biopsied. That is, a very small sample of tissue will be taken for analysis.

If there are no areas of concern, you will be free to go until your next check-up, otherwise, you will undergo immediate treatment or will need to make a subsequent appointment for a particular treatment.

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