What services does a skin cancer clinic offer?
Skin cancer clinics perform comprehensive skin assessments and education on skin cancer prevention. Some clinics also perform biopsies and skin cancer treatment. Several MoleMap skin check clinics offer skin cancer treatment. If skin cancer treatment is not provided at your local MoleMap, they can assist you to find an appropriate medical professional. Talk to one of our friendly staff to find out more. Call us on 0800 665 362 or book your skin check online.
Which MoleMap skin check service is right for me?
At our skin check clinic in Timaru, Full Body MoleMap is our most comprehensive service. It includes a comprehensive skin check, total body photography and individual mole mapping. ‘At risk’ lesions will be proactively monitored over time. This means any changes will be quickly spotted. You also get unlimited free spot checks for 12 months. If you notice something new you can get it checked out quickly. This mole check service is ideal if you’re at medium to high risk of skin cancer. It helps you to track and compare your skin over time for early signs of skin cancer.
Want a point-in-time, head-to-toe skin check in fairlie? Book a SkinCheck. Get a thorough skin check by a melanographer. Atypical lesions are imaged and sent electronically 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 it checked out fast.
SkinCheck+ includes all the features of the SkinCheck, with the added benefit of full body photography. This gives you a baseline record of your skin, making it easier to track and compare changes over time.
Visit our Services page to compare the features and prices of all MoleMap skin checks.
What are the signs of skin cancer I should watch for?
Early warning signs of skin cancer may include:
- A freckle, patch, or mole with irregular borders
- A firm lump or nodule
- A spot with a spreading or notched edge
- A mole that varies in colour (grey, pick, brown, black)
- A mole that’s increased in size A crusty sore that bleeds or won’t heal
- A dry, scaly patch of skin that’s shiny/pearlescent and pink or red in colour
Regular skin checks can help you to detect change early. Look for a spot or mole that’s sore, abnormal, changing, or new. Find out more about the SCAN Your Skin method.
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