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The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee

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The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee

Accredited Skin Cancer Drs (The Skin Cancer College of Australasia) providing skin checks & treatment

21/08/2025

Melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer, often caused by UV damage from the sun or solariums. It can appear as a new or changing mole, often with an irregular shape, multiple colours, or a spot that bleeds, itches, or doesn’t heal. Melanoma can spread quickly to other parts of the body, making early detection critical. The good news? When caught early, melanoma is highly treatable, so regular skin checks could save your life.
Make sure you can trust the quality of your skin check provider, look for an accredited skin cancer doctor locally at www.skincancercollege.org 🧡🖤
At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at: reception@skincancercoogee.com.au 🧡🖤

17/08/2025

Every message of support reminds us why we do what we do. Thank you for trusting us with your skin health. Your feedback helps us continually improve and strive for excellence. 🧡🖤At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a
priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at: reception@skincancercoogee.com.au🧡🖤

12/08/2025

A dermatoscope is a specialised diagnostic tool used by skin cancer professionals to examine the skin with enhanced clarity and precision. By combining magnification with polarised light, it allows doctors to see beneath the surface layer of the skin- revealing patterns, colours, and structures not visible to the naked eye. This advanced technology plays a crucial role in the early detection and accurate diagnosis of skin cancers, including melanoma. 🧡🖤
Make sure you can trust the quality of your skin check provider, look for an accredited skin cancer doctor at skincancercollege.org/locate-a-doctor/
At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way. Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at: reception@skincancercoogee.com.au 🧡🖤

07/08/2025

Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) is the most common type of skin cancer, usually caused by years of sun exposure. It often shows up as a shiny bump, a red patch, or a sore that doesn’t heal-especially on areas like the face, ears, neck, or shoulders. BCC grows slowly and rarely spreads, but it can still cause damage if not treated. The good news? It’s highly treatable when caught early, so regular skin checks really do make a difference.
Make sure you can trust the quality of your skin check provider, look for an accredited skin cancer doctor locally at www.skincancercollege.org 🧡🖤
At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at: reception@skincancercoogee.com.au 🧡🖤

03/08/2025

A melanoma or any skin cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming-not just for the person affected, but for their friends and family too. If you’re not sure what to say, that’s okay. What matters most is showing up with kindness and empathy. 🧡🖤 At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at: reception@skincancercoogee.com.au 🧡🖤

29/07/2025

Know the signs of squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). SCC often appears on sun-exposed areas like the face, lips, ears, hands, or scalp as a scaly patch, sore, or raised growth that may crust or bleed. While most are treatable if caught early, they can become invasive and spread if left untreated. If you notice a spot or sore that hasn’t healed within two months, especially in a sun exposed area, it’s important to get it checked by a skin cancer doctor. Make sure you can trust the quality of your skin check provider, look for an accredited skin cancer doctor locally at www.skincancercollege.org 🧡🖤
At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at: reception@skincancercoogee.com.au 🧡🖤

24/07/2025

Skin cancer doesn’t always look suspicious, some spots can seem harmless to the naked eye. That’s why getting to know your skin is so important. Moles are common and usually harmless, but changes in colour, shape, or size can be a red flag. Monthly self-checks and regular skin checks with your doctor are key to early detection. Early action = less invasive treatment and better outcomes. Stay sun safe. Know your skin. See your skin cancer doctor if anything changes.🧡🖤 Make sure you can trust the quality of your skin check provider, look for an accredited skin cancer doctor at skincancercollege.org/locate-a-doctor/
At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way. Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at: reception@skincancercoogee.com.au 🧡🖤

20/07/2025

Know your skin before your check. A quick self-exam helps you spot changes early and gives your doctor a clearer picture. It could make the biggest difference!🧡🖤
At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a
priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at:
reception@skincancercoogee.com.au 🧡🖤

15/07/2025

Preparing for your skin cancer check is simple but important. Clean, product-free skin allows for a more accurate assessment, while noting any changes or concerns can assist your doctor in early detection. A thorough check is a vital part of ongoing skin health, especially in Australia’s high UV environment. 🧡🖤
Make sure you can trust the quality of your skin check provider, look for an Accredited Skin Cancer Doctor. At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at: reception@skincancercoogee.com.au 🧡🖤

12/07/2025

We’re so grateful for the kind words and trust our patients place in us every day. Feedback helps us grow and continue providing the highest level of care.🧡🖤
At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a
priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at: reception@skincancercoogee.com.au🧡🖤

08/07/2025

Determining the right balance of sun exposure to obtain sufficient Vitamin D without increasing skin cancer risk is essential, especially in sunny WA, where UV levels are high for most of the year.
About one-third of Aussies have low Vitamin D levels.
Vitamin D is a hormone that regulates calcium levels, crucial for bone and muscle development. Deficiency can lead to bone and joint pain and increase the risk of osteoporosis.
Approximately 90% of Vit D is absorbed through direct sunlight exposure on the skin. The amount of sun exposure required varies based on factors such as your location, skin type, and the amount of skin exposed. Generally, exposing more skin results in higher Vitamin D production.
When the UV Index is 3 or above, a few minutes of sun exposure to the face, arms, and hands on most days is sufficient for adequate Vitamin D levels. During these times, it's important to use sun protection measures to reduce your skin cancer risk.
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At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing thorough, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a priority. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at:
reception@skincancercoogee.com.au
🧡🖤

05/07/2025

Winter is an ideal time for a skin check, as reduced sun exposure makes it easier for doctors to examine moles accurately. Despite cooler weather, harmful UV levels can still occur, so it's important to check the UV index daily and use sun protection (SPF50+ sunscreen, hats, sunglasses, etc.) when levels are 3 or above. Regular skin checks and year-round sun safety are essential for early detection and skin health.🧡🖤
At The Skin Cancer Centre Coogee, we’re committed to providing gold standard, compassionate care and empowering our patients to make their skin health a
priority. Call us on: (08)6170 5190 or email at: reception@skincancercoogee.com.au
🧡🖤

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21 Mell Road
Spearwood, WA
6163

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+61861705190

Website

http://www.skincancercoogee.com.au/

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