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Definitive Diagnosis,
Care, & Treatment

To help your consultation go as smoothly as possible, we’ve put together a resource page for you. Learn more about the before, during and after of your appointment with our team.

Skin Check <20 Minutes

$130

Medicare rebate – $43.90
Gap – $86.10

Skin Check >20 Minutes

$200

Medicare rebate – $84.90
Gap – $115.10

Biopsy

$100 – 150

Medicare rebate – $51.85
Gap – Varies

Cryotherapy

$80
 

Medicare rebate – $45

Excisions

$150 – 500

Out of Pocket Cost

Medicare rebates vary according to type and size of lesion

Dermatology Consults

$130 – 200
 

Medicare rebate may apply. Out-of-pocket gap depends on your Medicare.

Aesthetic Treatments

TBA
Cost to be discussed at your appointment. Costs vary depending on your tailored treatment plan.

Weekend Surcharge

+$10

Weekend and public holiday appointments attract a modest $10 surcharge per consultation. 

Overview

Our Fact Sheets

Taking care of your skin is easier when you have the right information at hand. Our downloadable guides provide step-by-step instructions, aftercare advice, and treatment information so you can manage your skin health with confidence.

How to Check Your Own Skin

Regularly checking your skin helps detect skin changes early, when skin cancers are easier to treat. Everyone should perform monthly skin checks.

Aftercare Shave Biopsy
Get clear, simple steps to care for the area after your shave biopsy. Follow this guide to keep the spot clean and supported as it heals.
Aftercare Punch Biopsy
A punch biopsy is a procedure where a small, circular piece of skin is removed for testing. Proper aftercare helps reduce infection, bleeding, and scarring.
Aftercare Excision
Learn what to expect after your skin excision. Use this guide to look after the wound at home and support smooth, healthy healing.
Aldara/Imiquimod
Aldara/Imiquimod is a prescription cream that helps your immune system treat certain skin conditions. It is commonly used for actinic keratosis (precancerous sun spots), superficial basal cell carcinoma (a type of skin cancer), and external genital warts.
Efudix/5-Flourouracil/5 -FU
Efudix is a prescription cream used to treat precancerous skin conditions, such as actinic keratosis (sun-damaged skin spots) and certain superficial skin cancers.
Solaraze/Diclofenac Sodium 3%
Solaraze is a prescription gel used to treat actinic keratosis (sun-damaged, precancerous skin spots). It works by reducing abnormal cells in the affected skin, helping to prevent progression to skin cancer.

Patient Guide

Your Patient Guide

To help your consultation go as smoothly as possible, we’ve put
together a few suggestions for you.

Before Your Appointment

  • Preparing for Your Visit: Complete patient forms online to help us get to know your needs.
  • Clothing: Wear lose clothing which is easy to take off.
  • Grooming: Avoid makeup, nail polish, or fake tan for an accurate examination.

During Your Appointment

  • The Examination: The physician will use a dermatoscope to closely examine any spots or moles.
  • Biospies: If necessary, your skin cancer physician might need to take a small biopsy (tissue sample) to get a definitive diagnosis before planning further management.

After Your Appointment

  • Results: We will communicate your results directly and explain any next steps.
  • Wound Care: Receive detailed, easy-to-follow instructions for proper wound healing.
  • Follow-Up: We will advise on a suitable follow-up schedule to monitor your care.

Ready to take the
next step?

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Take the first step and book a skin check now.

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