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Get a trusted diagnosis fast at MoleMap skin cancer clinics

95% of melanomas are curable. If spotted early.

At MoleMap, we don’t just check. We double check. Our skilled melanographers provide a thorough head-to-toe skin cancer check. Any suspicious moles are imaged and sent for dermatologist diagnosis. That’s two sets of expert eyes for the highest accuracy. Plus, no referral for fast results.
 A patient getting checked for skin cancer
A thorough check of moles head to toe

We detect skin cancer early — when it’s most treatable

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skin cancers spotted yearly
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Find the right skin service for you

SkinCheck

A thorough head-to-toe skin check by a melanographer (a trained nurse specialising in skin cancer triage). Any ‘at risk’ moles are imaged and sent for dermatologist diagnosis. No referral needed.
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SkinCheck+

All the benefits of a SkinCheck with the addition of full body imaging. Because your skin is always changing, a photographic record makes it easy to spot new moles and take action.
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Full Body MoleMap

Our most comprehensive skin cancer detection service. All the benefits of a SkinCheck with the addition of full body imaging and mole mapping. Because tracking mole changes assists with early diagnosis. 12 months of unlimited free spot checks.
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Skin Cancer Treatment

MoleMap’s doctors can provide minimally invasive and more advanced cancer treatment. This includes surgical, topical and cryotherapy.
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What's my skin cancer risk?

Answer six simple questions (takes less than 1 minute) to discover your risk and the right skin check for you.

Saving lives. One skin check at a time

Helena Alemao
45 years old
High Risk
“When dad was suddenly diagnosed with melanoma I had to be proactive about my own skin.  My Full Body MoleMap resulted in 39 moles being documented and sent for dermatologist review.”
Family history
Fair Skin
Many Moles
Brent Griffin
59 years old
High Risk
“A suspicious mole was picked up during my Full Body MoleMap. A few days later I had a phone call from my doctor…I was told it was Clark level 2 melanoma.”
Atypical moles
Lewis
71 years old
High Risk
“At my annual full body skin check, the melanographer found a small pin-sized spot on my ear and recommended I have it examined further. It turned out to be cancerous. If it wasn’t for MoleMap, it would have gone unnoticed.”
Changing mole

Peace of mind in 3 steps

Step 1: Thorough skin check

A melanographer will check your skin and image any suspect moles
A molemap patient getting full body photography at one or our skin cancer clinics

Step 2: Dermatologist review

Any ‘at risk’ moles will be double checked by an accredited dermatologist
A dermatologist reviews suspicious moles

Step 3: Trusted diagnosis

Receive your report. Will include dermatologist recommendations and next steps
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Helping you spot skin cancer early

  • Consultant dermatologists highly experienced in skin cancer diagnosis
  • World-class Melanographers that check skin all day, every day
  • Clinicians with extensive training in detecting and treating skin cancers

Leyla Nsar

Lead Melanographer
Registered Nurse

A/Prof. Dr John Levy

Skin Cancer Doctor
MBBS, BSc, FRACGP, FARGP

Dr Simon Tucker

Dermatologist
MB ChB, FRCP(UK), FACD

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Workplace Checks

Ensure your staff are sun smart and skin safe. Incorporate skin cancer checks as part of your company’s OHS practices.
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Refer a Patient

Fast track your patient’s diagnosis by referring to MoleMap. After the appointment, we will send you a copy of the report.
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A workplace skin check

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Your questions, answered

What are the risks for developing skin cancer?

Skin cancer doesn’t discriminate, anyone can get it. Yet, certain factors may put you at higher risk. This includes fair skin, skin that burns easily, having a large number of moles, and a family or personal history of skin cancer. Learn more about the risk factors for skin cancer or take the Skin Cancer Risk Quiz.

Where’s the best place to go for a skin check—a GP, dermatologist, or skin cancer clinic?

You’ve noticed a new or strange-looking mole. Or maybe an existing mole has changed in shape, colour, or size. Guessing you want an accurate diagnosis—and quick? But who’s the best person to see for a skin check?

For most people, their local GP is the go-to for any immediate health matters. Some GPs specialise in skin health and can perform a skin examination. Yet, if melanoma or skin cancer is suspected it’s highly likely you’ll be referred to a dermatologist or skin cancer clinic, like MoleMap, for a Full Body MoleMap and dermatologist diagnosis.

Dermatologists are skin specialists. But a referral is often needed, and the wait time can be weeks or even months. When you have a suspicious spot staring you in the face, the last thing you want to do is wait.

There’s also the option of a GP-led skin cancer clinic. Here the GPs have special training in skin cancer diagnosis and treatment.

MoleMap skin cancer clinics combine the expertise of melanographers with the specialist skill of dermatologists. Your suspicious spot will be checked and double checked. No referral necessary, which means you get accurate results faster. Read more about your skin cancer check options.

Can my GP remove skin cancer?

GPs with specialist training may remove your skin cancer. This is, typically, only the case for small, non-melanoma skin cancers such as basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). If melanoma is suspected, it’s likely you will be referred to a dermatologist or skin cancer clinic to confirm the diagnosis.

How long does a MoleMap skin cancer check take?

Our SkinCheck service takes around 15-20 minutes. SkinCheck+, which includes adding full body photography, takes 20-30 minutes. And our most comprehensive service, the Full Body MoleMap, takes approximately 50 minutes, depending on the number of moles you have.

No matter which skin cancer check you choose, the process is thorough, non-invasive, and painless. Don’t worry, your modesty is protected at all times, and you can keep your underwear on.

Which skin check service is best for me?

Full Body MoleMap is our most comprehensive skin cancer detection service. It includes an entire-body skin check along with total body photography, and unlimited free spot checks for 12 months. This service is ideal if you have a high number of moles and want to reduce your risk and proactively monitor your skin for early signs of skin cancer.

Our SkinCheck includes a thorough head-to-toe assessment of your moles, with any atypical lesions imaged and sent for dermatologist diagnosis. This service is ideal if you have a small number of moles and want the reassurance that your skin is healthy. Or, if you’ve spotted a suspicious mole and want a quick and accurate diagnosis.

Want the peace of mind of full body photography, but don’t feel that you need a Full Body MoleMap. Opt for the SkinCheck+. This includes a complete head-to-toe skin assessment. Any suspect moles are imaged and sent for dermatologist diagnosis. However, you also get full body photography. This means you can track and compare your skin and moles over time.

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