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21/06/2023

Living in Australia means there’s a 2 in 3 chance you’ll develop skin cancer. Molescreen in Camberwell Junction can help you be proactive in reducing these chances or catching any skin cancer early on through their skin screening, diagnosis, management and referral services. Book a skin check today! https://bit.ly/3LX3Poh

01/10/2019

Spring has finally sprung!

While today is a beautiful day across Melbourne, the UV index will reach a top of 6!

Ultraviolet radiation from the sun is not something that can be seen by the human eye, so the UV index scale is used to determine the level of protection required when spending time in the sun. Overexposure can be extremely damaging to our skin and eyes, and for any index higher than 3, protection is necessary.

Remember, It's not something you can see, but pay attention to UV!

Book your spring skin check today at Molescreen via HotDoc.com.au or by calling reception at 1300 730 781.

You can now book an appointment with us via HotDoc! Just search Molescreen or your favourite doctors name, and book in a...
16/09/2019

You can now book an appointment with us via HotDoc! Just search Molescreen or your favourite doctors name, and book in a time that suits you! You can either download the HotDoc app or go to their website www.hotdoc.com.au HotDoc

26/08/2019

It's important to get to know your skin and what is normal for you, so you notice any changes.

We often get asked by women whether being pregnant, breastfeeding, or having recently given birth will have an impact on...
16/08/2019

We often get asked by women whether being pregnant, breastfeeding, or having recently given birth will have an impact on their skin check, and are hesitant to be seen at the clinic.

It is completely safe to have a full skin check during any of these stages, and our physicians individualize their care to suit your needs.

Pregnancy hormones can cause rapid changes in pigmentation of the skin, and it may be difficult to keep track of new and existing spots. It is important to have a full body assessment performed by a physician in combination with dermatoscopy, to monitor any changes.

If a cancer is detected early, it is safe to have a biopsy preformed under local anaesthetic during any trimester. The longer a cancer is left undetected, the more difficult treatment becomes during pregnancy.

Call 1300 730 381 to speak to reception, or book online through HotDoc services.

https://www.hotdoc.com.au/medical-centres/camberwell-VIC-3124/molescreen-skin-cancer-clinic/doctors

This client presented to our clinic for her annual full body skin check. Through visual examination and digital imaging,...
10/07/2019

This client presented to our clinic for her annual full body skin check. Through visual examination and digital imaging, our physician identified a small mole with atypical features. A punch biopsy was performed under local anaesthetic, and a small sample of the tissue was sent to the lab.

The results returned as showing a melanoma, which required a further excision to remove all the cancerous tissue. Our physician skillfully performed a wide excision under local anaesthetic, and closed the wound with an inner and outer layer of sutures.

The client returned for her suture removal and and was notified that the melanoma had been completely and successfully removed from her left arm. Some bruising is normal to experience, but with proper aftercare, the client will likely only have minimal scarring.

If it weren't for the client's diligence in returning annually for skin checks, this melanoma may have been left undetected, or been detected too late.

Remember it is always important to protect, but don't forget to detect! Book in for your winter skin check today by calling us at 1300 730 781.

Always remember to protect your skin, even on a cloudy day!
26/04/2019

Always remember to protect your skin, even on a cloudy day!

People often have one skin check and think they’re in the clear. However, spots and moles can appear and change at any s...
13/04/2019

People often have one skin check and think they’re in the clear. However, spots and moles can appear and change at any stage. Therefore, regular skin checks are essential for early detection. To book your skin check, give us a call on 1300 780 781.

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02/04/2019

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29/03/2019

After ignoring a mole on his ankle for six months, 32-year-old truck driver, Jay Allen had no idea the small spot would change his life.

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847 Burke Road
Melbourne, VIC
3124

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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About Molescreen

Molescreen has been servicing the community to promote life-saving early skin cancer detection for the last 15 years, using only the latest technology in skin cancer detection and treatment.

Our doctors have completed extra training qualifications in skin cancer medicine and surgery and give high quality care to all patients, providing education on benefits of prevention and dangers associated with various risk factors to our skin.

A skin cancer check-up at Molescreen involves skin cancer risk factor analysis and a full body skin check by a doctor, digital photography of abnormal or suspicious moles and skin lesions using the DermEngineTM, and follow-up photographs to check for changes in these spots. We can treat skin cancers and suspicious spots by surgical excision, topical creams, freezing (cryotherapy) and burning (diathermy).

You do not need a GP referral to visit Molescreen.