It’s easy to put off checking in on your skin, especially when life gets busy. But unusual spots can go unnoticed for too long, and early changes are often hard to see without the right tools or training. Perhaps it's time to book a skin check in Ringwood.
At MoleMap skin cancer clinic Ringwood, we make it simple to stay proactive. Get a thorough, head-to-toe assessment—plus digital imaging and dermatologist review, all with just one appointment.
Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
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The cost of your Ringwood skin cancer check depends on the type of service you choose. A SkinCheck is ideal for people with a small number of moles who want to quickly assess a new or suspicious spot. For people with a high number of moles, previous sun damage or a family/personal history of skin cancer, we recommend a Full Body MoleMap. For the most up-to-date prices and information, visit our services page.
We recommend getting a skin check or mole check annually, or as directed by your GP, medical specialist or dermatologist. At MoleMap Ringwood, we also encourage our patients to do an at-home skin check once every 3 months. When you visit Ringwood skin clinic for a skin check we’ll also offer practical advice on skin cancer prevention and protection.
Booking a mole check in Ringwood is easy. Call us 1800 665 362 or book online to find a clinic and time that suits you. Our Ringwood skin cancer clinic services nearby areas, including: Warranwood, Templestowe, Heidelberg, Preston, Doncaster East, Box Hill, Camberwell, Malwern East, Rowville, Springvale, Ferntree Gully, Emerald, Badger Creek, and Yarra. If you’re outside of these suburbs, get a list of all our Victoria skin cancer clinics.
Everyone’s skin is different. There are several factors that can affect your personal skin cancer risk. Key factors include:
Take our quick quiz and discover your skin cancer risk. Visit us at MoleMap skin cancer clinic Ringwood.
Symptoms of melanoma might include a mole that:
These signs are referred to as the 'ABCDEFG rule' and may be used as a guide to identify melanoma symptoms.
In some instances Medicare may cover part of the cost of a skin assessment. For example, skin checks provided by general practitioners are claimable through Medicare. While a GP will examine lesions of concern, depending on their skills and training, they may refer you to a dermatologist for diagnosis. Generally, this won’t be covered by Medicare.
At MoleMap, our examinations are performed by melanographers (healthcare professionals trained in the early detection of cancerous cells.) Suspicious lesions are imaged and sent electronically for dermatologist diagnosis. No referral needed and no extra cost. Some private health insurers may cover part of all of the cost of your MoleMap appointment. Contact your policy provider to find out if you're covered.
Note: Afterpay is available at MoleMap Ringwood, so you can break down the cost into four manageable, interest-free instalments.
