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Mole Checks

Professional mole checks and skin mole check appointments

It’s important for all Australians to get a regular mole check as part of maintaining good skin health. With Australia having some of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, routine skin checks and early monitoring of moles play an essential role in early detection.

At Epiderma Skin Cancer Clinic, our experienced doctor team performs thorough skin mole checks to identify suspicious moles, skin lesions, and early signs of melanoma and other skin cancers.

Our skin cancer clinic provides mole checks and skin cancer checks at clinics located across Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, and Tweed Heads. As a doctor-owned practice, we are committed to delivering high-quality diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care for our patients.

If you’re concerned about a new mole, a changing mole, or new spots on your skin, booking a mole check is the first step toward protecting your health.

Why regular mole checks are important

id you know that 1 in 3 Australians will develop skin cancer during their lifetime?

Regular mole checks allow doctors to monitor moles, detect suspicious moles, and identify early signs of melanoma and other skin cancers. Early identification and early diagnosis significantly improve treatment outcomes and can save lives.

During a skin cancer mole check, our doctor carefully examines the skin for signs such as:

  • A new mole
  • A changing mole
  • Changes in colour, shape, or size
  • Irregular shape or unusual colour patterns
  • New or unusual skin lesions

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What to expect during your mole skin check

Our total body skin check involves a detailed whole body examination using a dermatoscope.

During your mole check appointment, one of our experienced skin cancer doctors will perform a detailed assessment of your skin.

This skin cancer check may include:

  • Examination of moles across the entire body
  • Identification of suspicious moles or skin lesions
  • Review of any new or changing mole you have noticed

Our doctors use specialised equipment, including a dermatoscope – a device that magnifies the skin and allows the doctor to examine moles beyond what can be seen with the naked eye.

This technology allows for more accurate diagnosis and helps identify early signs of melanoma, including aggressive forms such as nodular melanoma.