Skin Cancer
Early detection is critical in the management of skin cancer. A comprehensive skin examination allows for the identification and assessment of suspicious lesions, supporting timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
Skin Cancer Assessment
Skin cancer assessment involves a thorough examination of the skin to identify suspicious lesions and early signs of skin cancer.
Dermatologists use dermatoscopy to assess lesions in detail, supporting accurate diagnosis and appropriate management.
Who This Is For
Skin cancer assessments are recommended for individuals with risk factors or concerns about changing or unusual skin lesions.
Many moles or freckles
Family history of melanoma
High sun exposure
Concern about a changing mole
Regular skin monitoring
High risk patients
What to Expect
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Full assessment of the skin, including areas of concern.
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Detailed evaluation of lesions using dermatoscopy.
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Identification of suspicious or abnormal findings.
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Recommendations for monitoring, biopsy or treatment where required.
What This Service Involves
Our skin cancer service includes comprehensive assessment, diagnosis and ongoing monitoring.
- Full skin examinations
- Mole mapping with DermEngine / total body photography
- Skin cancer diagnosis
- Ongoing surveillance
Conditions Commonly Assessed
During a skin cancer examination, dermatologists assess a range of suspicious lesions and early signs of skin cancer.
- Suspicious moles
- Melanoma
- Basal cell carcinoma
- Squamous cell carcinoma
- Sun damaged skin
- Precancerous lesions