Catch it early. Check your skin.
Two in three Australians will develop skin cancer in their lifetime — yet when melanoma is found early, the vast majority of cases are treatable. A 15-minute head-to-toe check with a qualified clinician is one of the simplest things you can do for your long-term health.
Enquire today See how it worksHow your skin check works
Whether you're booking for yourself or arranging checks for your whole team, the process is quick, private and professional.
Book your appointment
Choose a time that suits you. Individual appointments run for 15 minutes; workplace sessions are scheduled around your team's day.
Head-to-toe assessment
A qualified clinician examines your skin using a dermoscope in a private room, and answers your questions about sun safety along the way.
Results and next steps
You receive a confidential written summary. If anything needs a closer look, we refer you to your GP or a skin cancer specialist.
Every check covers
- A brief risk assessment, including personal and family skin cancer history
- A full-body visual skin examination using dermoscopy
- Documentation of any spots, moles or lesions that need monitoring
- Practical education on sun protection and self-checking
- A confidential written summary with clear recommendations
- GP or specialist referral where follow-up is needed
For workplaces
We come to you, anywhere in Australia. On-site sessions include an online booking link for staff, a private set-up at your premises, and a de-identified summary report so you can see participation and outcomes — never individual results.
Good to know
A screening check is not a formal diagnosis and doesn't replace care from your doctor. No procedures or removals are performed during appointments.
Clinician-led, privacy-first
Skin checks are personal. Ours are delivered by an experienced registered health professional with a background in clinical governance — which means rigorous standards, careful documentation and genuine respect for your privacy.
Qualified and experienced
Checks are performed by a registered clinician trained in dermoscopy and skin cancer detection.
Completely confidential
Your results are yours. Workplace reports are aggregated and de-identified — employers never see individual outcomes.
Australia-wide delivery
Individual appointments in Sydney, and on-site workplace sessions delivered Australia-wide by arrangement — metro or regional.
How to prepare
- Note any moles, freckles or spots you're concerned about before your appointment
- Skip makeup or fake tan that could hide areas of skin
- Wear light, easy-to-remove clothing — you can stay in your underwear, and gowns are available
- Show as much skin as you're comfortable with; melanoma can appear anywhere on the body
Workplace room set-up
We need a private room (roughly 10–15 m²) with two chairs, a table and blinds if there are windows. Please allow 30 minutes before the first appointment for set-up and 20 minutes after the last for pack-down.
Frequently asked questions
Who should get a skin check?
Anyone can develop skin cancer, and risk increases with age. You're at higher risk if you have fair or freckled skin, red or fair hair, light-coloured eyes, a history of sunburn or solarium use, many moles, a weakened immune system, or a family history of skin cancer. People with darker skin tones have more natural UV protection but can still develop skin cancer — regular checks matter for everyone.
What happens during the check?
After a short risk questionnaire, your clinician performs a head-to-toe visual examination of your skin using a dermoscope — a hand-held magnifying instrument that reveals detail invisible to the naked eye. Anything of interest is documented, and you'll get clear advice on next steps.
Is a screening check the same as a diagnosis?
No. A screening check gives a general overview of your skin health and flags anything that warrants a closer look. It is not a substitute for diagnosis, treatment or comprehensive services like mole mapping. If follow-up is recommended, you'll be referred to your GP or a doctor specialising in skin cancer medicine.
Do I need to be fully undressed?
You show as much as you're comfortable with. Appointments take place in a private room, gowns are available, and you can stay in your underwear or take a staged approach. A full-body check is recommended because melanoma can develop in areas that never see the sun — but partial checks are always your choice.
Is my information confidential?
Yes. Your results are shared only with you. For workplace programs, employers receive a de-identified, aggregated report on participation and overall outcomes — never individual results.
Are any spots removed during the appointment?
No. These are screening appointments only — no biopsies, removals or procedures are performed. If a lesion needs attention, you'll be referred to the right practitioner.
Book a skin check or request a quote
Send an enquiry and we'll get back to you within one business day.