Mole and skin spot check
by our extensively dermatology trained doctor in Logan
We understand a changing mole could be quiet concerning and need prompt attention.
At any time, skin cancer can present in the form of new spots, changes in colour or shape of existing spots. So a new or changing lesion in high risk patients or patient with previous history of Melanoma need an urgent assessment to rule out cancer.
A new or changing lesion in high risk patients or patient with previous history of Melanoma need an urgent assessment to rule out cancer.
We recommend you not only monitor change in shape and colour of the lesion but also the behaviour of the lesion such as soreness, bleeding and itching. These can be an early sign of cancer.
That’s why it’s important to get to know your skin and check it regularly. If you notice any changes, visit a skin cancer trained doctor in South Brisbane. For more information about skin self-examination please visit SunSmart website.
Melanoma in particular can present like a rash. This type of Melanoma is called amelanotic Melanoma (Pink Melanoma) which require more experienced practitioner to detect such a lesion.
A dermatology trained practitioner is in the best position to detect those tricky skin lesions.
With combined skin cancer and Dermatology training they have the knowledge and experience to detect those rare type of skin cancer.
