Our experienced dermatologists provide skin checks and mole mapping full body scans to analyse your skin and identify any suspicious lesions that need investigation.
Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world. In fact, two in three Australians will be diagnosed with skin cancer before the age of 70. Regular skin checks are one of the most effective ways to detect changes early when skin cancer is easiest to treat.
Skin checks aren’t just for people who spend hours in the sun. Even if you take care to use sunscreen and cover up, it’s still possible to develop skin cancer. Having your skin assessed by a dermatologist means any concerns can be identified and addressed promptly.
Anyone can develop skin cancer, but you may be at higher risk if you:
If you fall into one of these groups, it’s especially important to stay up to date with regular checks.
A skin cancer check is a thorough examination by one of our dermatologists. During your consultation, we will:
If we identify a mole or spot that requires closer monitoring, we may recommend further imaging or a biopsy. In some cases, we’ll suggest a full-body scan with Vectra WB360 for more advanced assessment.
For patients at higher risk or those with many moles, a full body scan can provide an even more detailed picture.
Using the Vectra WB360 (the world’s most advanced 3D imaging system), we capture high-resolution images of your entire skin surface in seconds. This technology allows us to:
This service is recommended for patients who require long-term mole mapping and advanced monitoring.
All checks are carried out by dermatologists.
Access to the Vectra WB360 full body imaging system for mole mapping.
From routine skin checks to advanced treatments, we provide continuity of care all in one place.
Located in East Melbourne, with multilingual doctors available to support patients from diverse backgrounds.
Most Australians should have a skin cancer check every 12 months. If you have multiple risk factors or a personal/family history of skin cancer, we may recommend checks every 6 months. Book earlier if you notice a new or changing spot.
With skin checks, a dermatologist closely examines your skin using a dermatoscope. This type of examination can be booked online via HotDoc.
A full body scan uses advanced 3D imaging (Vectra WB360) to map and monitor your skin over time. Call the clinic on 9654 2426 to book.
You don’t need a referral for a skin cancer check or full body scan. However, having one from your GP may help you access Medicare rebates.
If we detect an area of concern, we’ll discuss the most appropriate next step. This may include monitoring, biopsy, or treatment depending on the findings.
Ready for a professional skin cancer screening at Sinclair Dermatology?
