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Fast-track dermatologist diagnosis for your patients

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A trusted diagnosis. No referral needed

MoleMap’s skin mapping and mole monitoring ensure suspicious lesions are picked up quickly and with high accuracy. Our dermoscopic images are sent for dermatologist diagnosis. This means less wait, timely treatment, and better outcomes for your patient.

Skin cancer accounts for the largest number of cancer diagnoses in Australia each year. With only 600 skin specialists nationwide, getting a dermatologist diagnosis for your patient can take months.

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The best possible care for your patient’s skin

12k
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experience
skin cancers diagnosed every year
100K
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success
patients undergo skin checks annually
1M
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accuracy
moles double checked by a dermatologist yearly

Peace of mind in 3 steps

Step 1: In-depth skin assessment

Your patient will visit one of our 50+ convenient clinic locations. They’ll get a thorough skin check by a melanographer (specialists in skin cancer detection), using the latest digital imaging technology.
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Step 2: Dermatologist diagnosis

At-risk moles will be sent to a dermatologist for specialist diagnosis and recommendation on the next steps, if required.
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Step 3: Detailed report

Your patient will receive a comprehensive report that they can choose to share with you. This can be used to co-manage your patient’s care.
Molemap Trusted Diagnosis

Helping you spot skin cancers early

  • Consultant dermatologists highly experienced in skin cancer diagnosis
  • World-class Melanographers that check skin all day, every day
  • Clinicians with extensive training in detecting and treating cancers
Leyla Nsar
Lead Melanographer
Registered Nurse

Leyla Nasr

Lead Melanographer
Registered Nurse

Dr Kalpana Thakur

BM, FRACGP, Advanced Clinical Certificate in Dermoscopy, SCCA, DCH
Dr. Simon Tucker

Dr Simon Tucker

Dermatologist
MB ChB, FRCP(UK), FACD

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Full Body MoleMap

Full Body MoleMap

Is this right for me?
I have a small number of moles, but I want to quickly check out a new or suspicious spot. Plus, I'd like the reassurance of a dermatologist diagnosis.
I have a small number of moles, but I want the peace of mind that my skin is healthy. Plus, I want a full body record of my skin to use at my next professional or DIY skin check.
I have a high number of moles, previous sun damage or a family/personal history of skin cancer. I want a baseline of images to track and monitor changes in my skin over time.
A thorough head-to-toe skin check
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Our experienced melanographer performs a thorough skin check from your scalp to the soles of your feet (and even between your toes). This means no spot goes unchecked.
Total body photography
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A high-resolution digital camera is used to capture 24-28 images of your skin, from head to toe. These images act as a reference to track, compare and monitor new and existing moles over time. This means any changes are spotted quickly.
Dermoscopic  imaging and mole plotting of high-risk
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 A non-invasive, safe, and painless way to closely ‘check out’ suspicious lesions with modern technology. This allows us to see signs of cancer before it’s visible to the naked eye, assisting with early and accurate diagnosis. It also means fewer scares (and scars), as it reduces unnecessary biopsies and removals of benign moles — just in case!
Dermatologist diagnosis of high-risk or suspicious moles
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Your dermoscopic images are securely shared with an accredited dermatologist for their expert diagnosis. This means an accurate diagnosis without the delay of referral.
A trusted dermatologist report within the following week
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Your results are sent directly to you (via email or the myMoleMap app). Plus, you get access to your baseline images* for future skin checks — whether with your GP, MoleMap or a self-exam at home.

*Optional extra for the SkinCheck
Additional dermoscopic imaging of moles that may change
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The additional imaging and proactive monitoring of potentially at-risk moles. Your moles are tracked and compared side by side over time — so the smallest change will be quickly spotted.
Unlimited FREE spot checks for 12 months
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Melanomas can appear suddenly, without warning. With our spot checks you can replace anxiety with the assurance that any changes will be spotted fast—and without extra fees.
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Discover MoleMap's GP Referral now!

A simple referral starts here

To refer a patient please email their referral letter to referrals@molemap.net.au. Our team will call them to discuss our services and schedule an appointment.

Alternatively, for any other enquiry either call 1800 665 362 or contact us online.

Your questions answered

How is MoleMap different from other skin check clinics?

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For more than 25 years, MoleMap’s proven skin mapping and mole monitoring program has been detecting skin cancers earlier and with greater accuracy than visual checks. This is what sets our skin cancer clinics apart. Our unrivalled experience and world-first early detection system gives you and your patient the reassurance that either they don’t have skin cancer or that it has been found early enough to be treated.

When you refer a patient to MoleMap you have the added reassurance that we don’t just check. We double check. First, one of our skilled melanographers perform a detailed skin check using dermascopic imaging. Next, images of any ‘at risk’ moles are sent for dermatologist assessment and diagnosis. That’s two sets of expert eyes and complete peace of mind for your patient.

What’s the difference between a Full Body MoleMap and a SkinCheck?

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Full Body MoleMap is the most comprehensive skin assessment service we deliver at our cancer skin clinics. It includes:

  • Head-to-toe skin and mole check by a highly-trained melanographer
  • Total body photography to map, track and compare new and existing moles
  • Under the skin imaging to see signs of cancer invisible to the naked eye
  • Dermatologist assessment and report of suspicious or high-risk moles
  • Proactive dermoscopic imaging of moles that ‘may be’ at risk of change
  • Unlimited free spot checks for 12 months for total peace of mind

Our SkinCheck service is intended for people who are at low risk of skin cancer but have noticed a new mole or changing mole and want a quick and accurate diagnosis. It includes:

  • A thorough head-to-toe skin check by a skilled melanographer
  • Under the skin imaging of suspicious moles to detect cancer early
  • Dermatologist diagnosis of suspicious or high-risk moles
  • A full dermatologist’s report 

Unlike our Full Body MoleMap service, it does not include proactive monitoring of ‘at risk’ moles or unlimited free spot checks for 12 months.

How and when do patients receive their report

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Reports are usually sent out within a week of the patient’s appointment. Your patient will receive an email advis­ing them to login to their personal My MoleMap online portal. Here, they can view the clinical report, including the dermatologist’s comments and recommendations, see their images and giv­e per­mis­sion for other people (like their GP) to access their images. As their referring GP, you will also be emailed a copy of the report.

Does MoleMap offer skin cancer treatment?

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MoleMap has a network of extensively trained doctors and dermatologists to provide topical and more advanced surgical treatment. The friendly and compassionate staff at our skin cancer clinics will offer guidance on the best treatment for your patient.

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