The Skin Clinic Fremantle

15/12/2025

Applying around 30 mL of broad-spectrum sunscreen helps protect your skin, but it must be reapplied every two hours and more often after swimming, sweating or towel-drying. (Cancer Council Australia)

This is your reminder to stay consistent with sunscreen application this season.

Regular skin checks are recommended to monitor any new or changing spots. Book with your doctor this summer.

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11/12/2025

Myth: “You can’t get sunburnt when it’s cloudy.”

Fact: Up to 80% of UV rays pe*****te clouds, meaning your skin is still at risk. (Cancer Council)

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09/12/2025

If you have moles, skin tags, age spots or other lesions, they may be harmless.

However, some may cause irritation or changes over time. Ask your doctor about assessment or removal at your next appointment.

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05/12/2025

UV levels are among the highest of the year during Summer (Cancer Council). Prolonged or unprotected sun exposure increases the risk of skin damage and skin cancer.

If you notice a lesion that has changed in size, shape or colour, book an appointment with your experienced doctors.

No referral needed.
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25/11/2025

Keep an eye out for one or more ABC signs of melanoma as listed.

If you are in any doubt about a spot on your skin, please book an appointment with your doctor for your routine skin check.

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20/11/2025

Check out these statistics.

It’s never too late to prioritise your skin health and making sun protection a conscious daily habit is one of the best ways to do it.

Credit: The new Australian first survey, funded by the Cancer Councils of Australia and conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

For personalised advice, book an appointment to see your doctor.
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18/11/2025

National Skin Cancer Action Week reminder. With high UV levels, incidental sun exposure can really add up, especially when you’re on the go.

Don’t get caught off guard by UV exposure, protect your skin by remembering to Slip, Slop, Slap, Seek and Slide!

For personalised advice, book an appointment to see your doctor.
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16/11/2025

It’s National Skin Cancer Action Week!

Did you know that during daily activities, such as walking the dog, gardening or hanging out the washing, you can get caught off guard by UV radiation you're not conscious of?

This week we’re encouraging you to protect your skin from UV exposure and make sun protection a daily habit to reduce the risk of developing skin cancer.

Stay tuned for more information and use this reminder to book your skin check ahead of the summer months.

13/11/2025

Next week is National Skin Cancer Action Week, the perfect time to prioritise sun protection and routine skin checks.

If it’s been a while since your last check, book an appointment for yourself or remind a friend to do the same.

Read our blog to learn why every Australian needs a skin check:

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12/11/2025

Did you know it’s not the sun’s heat that burns your skin, but UV radiation?

Checking the UV Index before going outside helps prevent sunburn, premature ageing and skin cancer.

If you want to learn more about the UV Index, read our latest blog for a breakdown.

Check the UV Index before going outside to avoid sunburn, which can cause cell damage, premature aging, and skin cancer. What does the UV Index mean?

06/11/2025

Melanoma may hide in plain sight, even within a birthmark.

Birthmarks, freckles and moles come in different shapes, sizes and colours. Early detection is key when it comes to successful treatment for melanoma and other forms of skin cancer.

Check your skin regularly and ensure your next skin checked is booked in advance.

Learn more:

Many people have birthmarks, but did you know birthmarks, freckles and moles can harbour skin cancer? Find out more about skin cancer risks and birthmarks.

04/11/2025

Not all skin cancers are visible to the naked eye, so with warmer weather here, it’s the perfect time to give your skin a closer look.

When checking, keep an eye out for any new or changing spots and remember, some cancers may only be picked up by a professional skin check.

Learn what to look for in this video and if you notice any changes, book an appointment with your doctor.

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