Get a trusted diagnosis fast at a MoleMap skin cancer clinic

Skin and mole check clinics provide a caring, efficient and accessible service for early detection and treatment of skin cancer. The benefits of visiting MoleMap for your skin check include:

• A comprehensive head-to-toe skin assessment by a trained melanographer
• Use of advanced full body imaging and mole mapping to proactively track and compare new and existing moles over time
• A fast, trusted dermatologist diagnosis (no referral needed) for peace of mind

The aim is to provide expert care for all patients. With more than 50 MoleMap skin check clinics across Australia, getting an expert skin check is simple. Contact your nearest clinic today.

MoleMap skin check clinics provide a thorough whole-body skin assessment by a melanographer (an expert in detecting and imaging skin for signs of melanoma and other skin cancers). Suspicious moles are photographed and sent to a dermatologist for diagnosis. Depending on the service you choose, you can also opt to have full body photography. This helps you to track, compare and monitor any changes to your moles over time. Note: Appointment times vary from 15-20 minutes for a Skin Check up to 50 minutes for a Full Body MoleMap.

Selected MoleMap clinics offer skin cancer treatment. A range of surgical options are available alongside non-surgical treatments. While surgery is the main treatment, it may also be treated topically, with cryotherapy or photodynamic therapy. Your consult will include a personalised treatment plan, an estimate of costs and an opportunity to have any questions you have answered.
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Because Australia has some of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, regular skin checks are vital—to detect skin cancer in its earliest stages, when it's most treatable.

The best way to protect against harmful UV rays and skin cancer is to slip on sun protective clothing, slop on broad spectrum water resistant SPF30+ sunscreen, and wear a hat — broad brim or legionnaire style to protect your head, neck and ears. Stay in the shade, wear sunglasses, and be sun smart. For peace of mind, contact your nearest skin cancer clinic for an annual professional skin check.

Learn more about the risk factors for skin cancer or take the Skin Cancer Risk Quiz