Every year, in Australia, skin cancers account for around 80% of all newly diagnosed cancers. The majority of these are caused by exposure to the sun. There are three main types of skin cancer:Basal cell carcinomaSquamous cell carcinomaMelanoma (the most dangerous form)
We therefore recommend that you check your skin regularly and consult our clinic if you notice any changes. It is useful to have your skin checked by a professional (GP/Dermatologist or Nurse Practitioner) every 1-2 years if low risk skin, and every 6-12 months if high risk skin. What does skin cancer screening involve?
A comprehensive history taking and full body skin examination is the foundation of skin cancer diagnosis. At The Glasgow Skin Clinic, we understand that your skin health is of paramount importance. We ensure that you have been allocated adequate time for your consultation.
For your peace of mind our doctor and nurse practitioner always provide meticulously thorough full body skin cancer checks that go beyond the surface, striving for both the early detection and prevention of skin cancers through practical advice & patient education.What does it cost?
There is a small gap fee but most of the consult is medicare rebatable. 
