The 3 main types of Skin Cancer are: Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) –  A bout 2 out of 3 skin cancers Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) –  A bout...

Nearly all skin cancers are directly related to your exposure to the sun, so when you protect your skin from the sun’s harmful UV rays...

Change is the earliest sign of skin cancer before it becomes advanced enough to be detected clinically. However, doctors cannot detect...

Dr Joanne Ha completed her medical degree at Monash University and graduated with Honours in 2016. She undertook her internship at...

Dr Owen holds degrees in Medicine and Surgery from The University of Sydney. He worked in major Sydney hospitals for several years,...

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This is what our machine will be like. The one featured in the video is the older model and our machine will be the latest new model.

It is here! From mid-October, Total Body Photography session is available to our patients, please contact us for more information....

A patient in his early 60s has never had a skin check.

A short video by Skin Cancer College Australasia on how to check your skin for suspicious spots and lesions.

This is a melanoma. Patients do not usually detect small changes, however, it has become obvious that the lesion has changed when the...

It's interesting to catch up with an old 'friend' every now and then. A patient came in with a new 'mole' that became a little itchy...

Dermatoscopy refers to the examination of the skin using skin surface microscope. It is mainly used to evaluate pigmented and non...