The Skin Clinic Fremantle

The Skin Clinic Fremantle At our skin cancer clinic in Perth, The Skin Clinic Fremantle, we provide a comprehensive approach to looking after your skin health.

Discretely tucked away in central Fremantle, The Skin Clinic Fremantle is a dedicated primary-care skin cancer clinic, offering mole checks & removals, as well as surgical & non-surgical treatment of skin cancers and Photodynamic Therapy (PDT). Our qualified team works primarily in skin cancer diagnosis and treatment, and our experienced doctors are supported by a highly trained team of support staff for your optimal care. Following our vision of a world where nobody dies of skin cancer, we deliver the highest standard of care and save lives every day. Our medical team will provide you with expert advice, utmost skill – and most importantly, peace of mind. We can help you with skin cancer examinations and diagnosis, surgical and non-surgical skin cancer treatments, and wound and scar management. Your health and satisfaction are at the forefront of everything we do. We understand that all patients have varying requirements; therefore we will always tailor your care plan for you and work hard to exceed your expectations. Thank you for choosing to go on your skin health journey with us!

Early detection may improve treatment outcomes, which is why regular skin checks are recommended for adults of all ages,...
24/03/2026

Early detection may improve treatment outcomes, which is why regular skin checks are recommended for adults of all ages, particularly in a country with high UV exposure.

Know your skin and seek medical advice if you notice a new or changing lesion.

For more advice, book in to see your doctor.

Myth: Sunscreen is only needed at the beach.Fact: UV exposure occurs anywhere outdoors, even through windows.This is you...
17/03/2026

Myth: Sunscreen is only needed at the beach.

Fact: UV exposure occurs anywhere outdoors, even through windows.

This is your reminder to prioritise your skin health by scheduling your next appointment.
occurs anywhere outdoors,

Speak with your doctor if you notice anything new or unusual. Book your next appointment online.

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Routine skin checks play an important role in identifying suspicious lesions early. If detected in its early stages, mel...
16/03/2026

Routine skin checks play an important role in identifying suspicious lesions early. If detected in its early stages, melanoma has a high survival rate.

A skin check may help identify concerns before they progress.

For more advice, book in to see your doctor.

Melanoma identified in its early stages has a significantly higher survival rate than advanced disease.Learn more about ...
13/03/2026

Melanoma identified in its early stages has a significantly higher survival rate than advanced disease.

Learn more about melanoma awareness nd speak with your GP about arranging a skin check if you have concerns.

Skin cancer can develop in often-overlooked areas like the scalp, lips, ears, soles of the feet, palms, under nails, ins...
11/03/2026

Skin cancer can develop in often-overlooked areas like the scalp, lips, ears, soles of the feet, palms, under nails, inside the mouth and around the eyes.

Risk factors include sun exposure, fair skin, a history of sunburn, family history and having many moles.

Regular self-checks and routine skin checks with your doctor can help detect changes early. Speak with your doctor if you notice anything new or unusual and book your next appointment online.

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MELANOMA MARCH!Melanoma is often referred to as Australia’s national cancer due to the country’s high rates of diagnosis...
02/03/2026

MELANOMA MARCH!

Melanoma is often referred to as Australia’s national cancer due to the country’s high rates of diagnosis.

Australia’s UV levels are among the highest in the world, increasing the risk of skin cancer. Sun protection, regular self-examination and routine skin checks are key preventative measures.

For more advice, book in to see your doctor.

If you’ve noticed a new mole or a change in an existing one, a skin check can help guide the right next steps. Our docto...
24/02/2026

If you’ve noticed a new mole or a change in an existing one, a skin check can help guide the right next steps.

Our doctors provide assessments with clear follow-up recommendations for spots you may have missed.

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

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Skin cancer may appear anywhere on the body, not only in sun-exposed areas. If you notice a new spot or a change, book a...
16/02/2026

Skin cancer may appear anywhere on the body, not only in sun-exposed areas. If you notice a new spot or a change, book a skin check.

More information is available on our website.
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Skin cancer affects around 2 in 3 Australians by age 70 (Cancer Council). Encourage friends or family to book a skin che...
12/02/2026

Skin cancer affects around 2 in 3 Australians by age 70 (Cancer Council).

Encourage friends or family to book a skin check with our doctors, who have additional training in skin cancer medicine.

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Dr Terry Harvey explains how total body photography works, the process of adding it to your skin check and its benefits ...
29/01/2026

Dr Terry Harvey explains how total body photography works, the process of adding it to your skin check and its benefits for the earliest diagnosis of skin

Watch the video here: https://ow.ly/HOvY50XAsI2

Skin cancer affects around 2 in 3 Australians by age 70 (Cancer Council). Encourage friends or family to book a skin che...
20/01/2026

Skin cancer affects around 2 in 3 Australians by age 70 (Cancer Council). Encourage friends or family to book a skin check this Summer with our doctors who have additional training in skin cancer medicine.

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How can you tell if a mole is normal or suspicious? Learn about the signs of skin cancer and when to see a doctor at you...
14/01/2026

How can you tell if a mole is normal or suspicious? Learn about the signs of skin cancer and when to see a doctor at your local clinic in our latest blog.

Don't forget to prioritise your skin checks over the warmer months.

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3/6 Short Street
Fremantle, WA
6160

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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