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Living in Australia you have a higher risk of skin damage as a result of increased exposure to the sun. Australians have a 2 in 3 chance of developing skin cancer in their lifetime. A simple yearly skin check can detect issues early and can save your life. Melanoma affects about 1 in 30 people in Australia and kills more than a 1000 people a year.
Skin tags are small benign growths attached to the skin by a small thin stalk. Skin tag removal is a simple process completed by a doctor. Removing skin tags at home can be painful and often bleed heavily or become infected.
Not all moles are dangerous but sometimes the location can be annoying causing irritation. At Melanoma Scan we perform cosmetic mole removal with simple in-house surgical procedures.
Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) is a treatment based around the compound of two chemicals. Both chemicals specifically bind to premalignant or cancerous cells, and when activated by a bright light, form a reaction that kills the affected cells.
Unsightly lumps and bumps can affect your self confidence and can often be painful and annoying. At Melanoma Scan we can remove these lumps and bumps with simple procedures.
A focus on cosmetic procedures is used in all applications in the clinic.
Latest Blog Articles
- Dr. Chris Robinson: A Leading Skin Cancer Expert Joins the Fellowship of Skin Cancer College
- Advancing Skin Care: Empowering Training Session with Allmedic in 2023
- Protecting Your Skin: The Importance of Sun Protection in Preventing Skin Cancer
- Protecting Your Skin: The Importance of Proper Sunscreen Application and Regular Skin Checks
- Understanding UV Radiation and Its Impact on Skin Cancer Risk
- Promoting Skin Cancer Education for Older Australians: A Visit to a Retirement Village
- The Importance of Choosing the Right Skin Cancer Doctor
- Councilor Adam Allan Visits Melanoma Scan Clinic in Toombul: Promoting Skin Health and Community Support
- Maintaining Healthy Skin: Sun Safety Tips and Best Practices
- Photodynamic Therapy (PDT): Innovative Treatment for Skin Cancer
