Find a MoleMap skin cancer clinic near you

Most skin cancer clinics perform comprehensive skin assessments, biopsies, as well as skin cancer treatment. If skin cancer treatment is not provided, they can refer to an appropriate medical professional. Skin cancer clinics are typically run by GPs with a special interest and training in skin cancer detection. At MoleMap, our skin cancer clinics are run by melanog­ra­phers—reg­is­tered nurs­es with spe­cialised train­ing in the ear­ly detec­tion of melanoma and oth­er skin can­cers. As pioneers of early skin cancer detection, we empower our clinical team with the latest AI technology to promote accuracy and speed. If a suspicious mole is spotted during a skin check, images are sent to an accredited dermatologist for diagnosis.

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 skin cancer risk factors or take the Skin Cancer Risk Quiz.

Melanoma typically appears as a brown or black raised lump with dark, irregular colours and borders. But keep in mind that it can also look like a pinkish raised lump or mole that grows quickly in size. Melanoma can also look different depending on which part of the body it occurs.  The most obvious warning signs of melanoma are changes to your skin or moles: how they look or how they feel. Find out more about the signs of melanoma.