Early detection through regular skin checks is one of the most effective ways to identify skin cancer early.
Trusted skin cancer doctors providing thorough skin checks, early detection, and minor surgical treatment in a safe clinical setting.
We focus on clear communication, careful assessment, and personalised skin cancer care for long-term skin health.
Comprehensive full-body skin examinations to detect suspicious lesions early.
Assessment of changing, new, or concerning skin spots.
Minor procedures to investigate suspicious lesions.
Removal of confirmed or suspected skin cancers using appropriate surgical techniques.
At our clinic, we diagnose and manage a range of skin conditions, including common and potentially serious skin cancers. Early detection and treatment can help prevent further progression and support better outcomes.
Melanoma is the most serious type of skin cancer. It often appears as a new or changing mole or dark spot on the skin.
It is important to have any changing, irregular, or unusual spots checked promptly.
Basal cell carcinoma is the most common form of skin cancer.
It often appears as a slow-growing sore, lump, or patch that does not heal properly. While it is usually less likely to spread, it can grow locally and cause damage if left untreated.
Squamous cell carcinoma can grow more quickly than BCC.
It may appear as a scaly, crusted, or thickened area of skin that may bleed or become tender. Early assessment and treatment are important.
Atypical lesions are skin spots that look unusual or are changing over time but are not clearly cancerous.
These may require monitoring, photography, biopsy, or removal to ensure accurate diagnosis.
Regular skin cancer checks on the Gold Coast are important due to high sun exposure and increased risk of skin cancer in Australia. Early detection through a skin check can help identify concerns at an early stage.
Our doctors provide a range of evidence-based treatments for skin cancer and sun-damaged skin. The most appropriate treatment will depend on the type, size, and location of the lesion, as well as individual clinical factors.
All treatment options are explained clearly during your consultation before proceeding.
A standard excision is a minor surgical procedure where the lesion is removed along with a small margin of surrounding healthy skin.
The area is usually closed with sutures and sent for laboratory testing to confirm diagnosis.
A complex excision may be required for larger or more difficult-to-remove lesions.
This may involve more advanced surgical techniques and layered closure to ensure optimal healing and cosmetic outcome where appropriate.
When skin cancers are located on the face or cosmetically sensitive areas, reconstruction techniques may be used after removal.
This is done to support both functional healing and cosmetic outcomes, depending on the clinical situation.
Cryotherapy uses controlled freezing to treat certain superficial skin lesions.
It is commonly used for sunspots (solar keratoses) and some early skin cancers.
This treatment involves gently scraping away the lesion (curettage) followed by controlled cauterisation to treat the area.
It may be used for selected superficial skin cancers.
Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is a non-surgical treatment that uses a light-activated cream to treat sun-damaged skin and some superficial skin cancers.
It is typically used for suitable early or superficial lesions.
The most appropriate treatment will depend on your individual clinical assessment. Your doctor will explain all suitable options, including benefits, limitations, and aftercare.
Our doctors have extensive experience in the diagnosis and surgical management of skin cancer and sun-damaged skin.
We focus on providing careful, evidence-based treatment with a strong emphasis on precision, safety, and clear communication at every step of your care.
We aim to remove skin cancers completely while preserving as much healthy surrounding tissue as possible.
Each procedure is planned carefully based on the type, size, and location of the lesion.
Where possible, we use meticulous surgical techniques to support optimal healing and minimise scarring.
We understand that appearance matters, especially for lesions on visible areas such as the face, neck, and hands.
Particular care is taken when treating skin cancers on cosmetically sensitive areas, especially the face.
Our approach balances effective removal with functional and aesthetic outcomes, tailored to each individual case.
Our clinicians have experience in a wide range of skin cancer procedures, including standard and complex excisions.
All treatment decisions are based on clinical assessment and best-practice skin cancer management.
We take the time to explain your diagnosis, treatment options, and aftercare clearly so you can make informed decisions about your skin health.
After your skin cancer treatment or procedure, we provide clear aftercare instructions to support safe healing and recovery.
Your doctor and our team are available to guide you through each stage of the healing process and answer any questions you may have.
You will be given specific instructions on how to care for your wound after treatment. This may include:
Follow-up appointments may be recommended depending on the type of procedure performed.
This may include:
Scarring varies depending on the type and location of treatment. Where appropriate, we may provide guidance on:
Healing does not end when you leave the clinic. Our team is available to support you if you have concerns during recovery or if your wound requires review.
We encourage you to contact the clinic if you are unsure about any aspect of your healing.
Most procedures heal well with appropriate care. We take a careful, step-by-step approach to ensure you feel informed, supported, and confident throughout your recovery.
We aim to provide clear and transparent information about fees and Medicare rebates so you understand any potential out-of-pocket costs before treatment.
Our clinic is a mixed billing practice.
We offer bulk billing for patients who hold a valid:
For eligible patients, bulk billing generally applies to skin cancer checks and many procedures, where clinically appropriate.
For patients not eligible for bulk billing, procedure fees are made up of:
Out-of-pocket fee + Medicare rebate
The Medicare rebate can then be claimed back on the same day, and our team will assist you with this process to make it simple and convenient.
For patients not eligible for bulk billing, out-of-pocket fees for biopsies vary depending on the number of lesions treated:
A Medicare rebate may apply. Final costs will depend on clinical assessment and procedure requirements.
Your doctor will explain whether a biopsy is needed and discuss all costs before proceeding.
For patients not eligible for bulk billing, out-of-pocket costs for excisions vary depending on the size, location, and complexity of the procedure:
A Medicare rebate may apply, which can be claimed back on the same day with assistance from our team.
A personalised quote will be provided following assessment.
We ensure you have a clear understanding of your diagnosis, treatment options, and all associated costs before any procedure is performed.
We believe in clear, upfront communication about all fees and Medicare rebates. If you have any questions about costs before your appointment, our team is happy to assist.
If you notice a new, changing, or unusual mole or skin spot, it is recommended to have it assessed by a doctor.
You can book a skin check so we can examine the area and discuss whether any further investigation or treatment is needed.
Yes. You do not need to wait for symptoms to worsen. We regularly see patients for skin cancer checks, mole assessments, and general skin concerns.
A consultation allows the doctor to assess your skin and explain whether any treatment or monitoring is required.
If a lesion appears suspicious, your doctor will explain the findings clearly and discuss the most appropriate next steps.
This may include monitoring, a biopsy, or removal, depending on clinical assessment.
All options and costs are discussed with you before proceeding.
A biopsy is a common and routine procedure used to better understand a skin lesion.
Your doctor will explain why it is recommended and discuss all available options with you before proceeding.
Yes. There are a range of effective treatment options for skin cancer, including minor surgical procedures and other treatments depending on the type and location.
Your doctor will discuss the most appropriate treatment plan for your situation.
Yes. If you are unsure, it is best to have your skin assessed.
A skin check allows a doctor to examine your concerns and provide clear advice on whether any treatment or follow-up is needed.
Absolutely. Your appointment is an opportunity to discuss any skin concerns, treatment options, and prevention strategies.
We encourage patients to ask questions so they feel fully informed about their skin health.
No referral is needed. You can book directly for a skin check or skin cancer consultation.
With our experts for a bespoke treatment plan for Skin Treatments and other cosmetic treatments here. We advise you to read our Information Page on Skin Treatments and other cosmetic procedures before proceeding to booking.
If you have any concerns about a mole or skin change, we encourage you to have it checked early.
