Skin Cancer Check
Comprehensive skin monitoring and assessment
Australia’s high UV exposure means regular skin checks are an important part of maintaining long-term skin health.
At Ageless Clinics, qualified clinicians perform skin assessments using dermoscopy and digital mole mapping to record and monitor skin features that may require review by a medical practitioner.
What the Appointment Involves
Dermoscopy
A dermatoscope is a magnifying light tool that allows clinicians to observe skin structures more closely.
This technique supports early recognition of changes that may require further assessment by a GP or dermatologist.
Mole Mapping
Digital mole mapping involves photographing moles and spots across the body to create a visual record.
Follow-up comparisons help identify new or changing lesions that may need medical evaluation.
Why Ongoing Monitoring Helps
Provides a professional baseline for future comparison.
Supports early recognition of changes for timely medical review.
Complements self-checks and regular sun-safety habits.
(Note: Skin checks are observational and do not replace medical diagnosis. Any suspicious or changing lesion is referred for clinical investigation and, if needed, biopsy.)
Your Visit, What to Expect
Consultation & History — Review of skin concerns, family history, and sun exposure.
Full-Skin Observation — conducted in a private setting using dermoscopy.
Digital Mapping (if selected) — images securely recorded for ongoing comparison.
Findings & Next Steps — You’ll receive a summary and, if required, referral for medical investigation.
Safety, Risks & Aftercare
Non-invasive and typically comfortable.
Mild temporary redness may occur from contact pressure.
Apply SPF 50+, wear protective clothing, and perform monthly self-checks between visits.
Individual findings vary, and any lesion of concern must be confirmed by a qualified medical practitioner.
Prioritise your skin health
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Frequently Asked Questions
We’re all about transparency and want to provide you with the information you need to make informed decisions about your aesthetic journey. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out – our knowledgeable team is here to assist you every step of the way.
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A professional visual and dermoscopic review to identify moles or lesions that may require medical evaluation.
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Yes, it’s non-invasive and uses visible light only.
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To record and monitor moles over time for any visible change.
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Anyone with multiple moles, fair skin, significant sun exposure, or family history of melanoma.
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Generally every 6–12 months, or as advised by your GP.
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No, diagnosis requires a biopsy or histopathology performed by a doctor.
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Yes, results are recorded securely and can be shared with your GP.
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No, dermoscopy and mapping are painless.
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Yes, for older children or teenagers with multiple moles or parental concerns.
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Coverage varies by provider; confirm with your GP or insurer.