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The length of your MoleMap Melbourne skin check appointment will depend on the skin check service you select.

• A Full Body MoleMap takes up to 50 minutes.
• A MoleMap Skin Check+ takes up to 30 minutes.
• A MoleMap Skin Check takes up to 20 minutes.

We recommend visiting our Melbourne skin cancer clinic for a yearly skin assessment. Our Molemap melanographers perform a comprehensive skin examination and take dermoscopic (under the skin) images of any suspicious lesions. These are then sent for further review by an accredited dermatologist. This special and detailed process helps detect skin cancers earlier and with greater accuracy. 

At home skin checks (ideally every 3 months) are important. However, DIY skin checks will only detect moles and changes visible to the naked eye. Booking a mole check appointment at our skin cancer clinic South Melbourne gives you the reassurance that any signs of skin cancer will be spotted early when they’re most treatable.

Most people will visit their GP first. Depending on the GPs expertise in this area, you may be referred elsewhere for a skin check in Melbourne. This includes a dermatologist or ​​a Melbourne skin cancer clinic—like MoleMap. 

In this article, we further discuss your options of where to get your skin checked.

The benefit of visiting MoleMap Melbourne is that, unlike GPs, we only specialise in skin cancer. Our melanographers are reg­is­tered nurses who are trained­ in the early detec­tion of melanoma and other skin can­cers. If a suspicious mole is spotted during a skin check, images are sent to an accredited dermatologist for further review and diagnosis. This helps ensure the greatest accuracy.

The cost of a skin cancer check Melbourne can vary. At MoleMap, the price will depend on the type of service you choose. For people at medium to high risk of skin cancer or with a history of skin cancer, we recommend our Full Body MoleMap. For people at low risk or who have spotted a new or changing mole, there’s our Skin Check.

Use this handy table to compare our skin check services and see our pricing. 

Unsure about your skin cancer risk? Take our quick risk quiz to find out.

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A full body skin check is a head-to-toe skin examination designed to assess your entire skin health. At MoleMap Melbourne, our melanographers use advanced imaging to capture detailed photos of any suspicious lesions or moles for dermatologist review. This comprehensive skin cancer screening helps with early detection of melanoma and other skin cancers, supporting better outcomes and peace of mind. Book your appointment online today.

If you have a history of skin cancer, a family history of melanoma, fair skin type, or spend a lot of time outdoors with high sun exposure, you may benefit from more frequent screenings. These regular skin checks help detect melanoma and other skin conditions early. Our melanographers will recommend the ideal schedule based on your risk factors and general health.

A skin cancer screening focuses on identifying any suspicious spots or skin lesions that may require further review, while mole mapping provides a long-term record of your skin using high-resolution imaging. Together, they offer the most accurate diagnosis and support ongoing monitoring for patients at higher risk factors or with extensive sun damage.

Looking for a comprehensive skin check or mole mapping in Melbourne? At MoleMap, no referral is needed. Simply choose your service and book online in just a few clicks. Easy.

Our clinic is at 60 Albert Road in South Melbourne. It’s a skin cancer check Melbourne CBD residents can easily get to by tram, bus, or taxi. You’ll find us on Level 4, Suite 1—street parking is available nearby, and public transport stops are just a short walk away.

Check out the location of our MoleMap skin check South Melbourne clinic (We’re at 60 Albert Road). Before your appointment, we recommend doing an at-home skin check and noting any moles of concern. 

It’s best to wear clothing that can easily be removed. We recommend removing any make-up and avoid using self-tan or nail polish prior to your appointment. 

On the day, our melanographer (a health professional trained in the early detection of skin cancer) will provide a thorough skin examination. Any suspicious moles will be digitally imaged and sent electronically to a dermatologist for diagnosis. You’ll receive a full report within 10 days.

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If signs of cancer are detected, you’ll quickly be advised of the next steps. Selected MoleMap clinics provide minimally invasive and more advanced skin cancer treatment. This includes surgical, topical and cryotherapy. Our friendly and compassionate team will offer guidance on which treatment is best and where you can access it.