Molemap Australia

What are the chances you have melanoma?

Australia has one of the highest rates of melanoma in the world and 2 out of 3 of us will have skin cancer by age 70. That’s why it’s so important to have regular full-body skin checks by skin cancer detection specialists.

Do I need a skin cancer check?

Yes if you have:

• Ever been badly sunburned
• Used a sunbed
• A personal or family history of melanoma or other skin cancers
• Many moles
• Concern for a mole or have one that is changing, is itchy or has bled
• Have an outdoor lifestyle
• Not had a skin check before or recently.

Our services

Molemap Spot Check

15 minute appointment

• Expert dermatologist diagnosis
• Suitable for one to three moles

Molemap Skin Check

30 minute appointment

• Expert dermatologist diagnosis
• Head-to-toe skin check
• Free spot checks within 12 months
• Skin cancer education
• Suitable for low to moderate number of moles

Full Body MoleMap

60 minute appointment

A must for people with a personal or family history of melanoma or other skin cancers, an outdoor lifestyle or who have been referred by their doctor.

• Expert dermatologist diagnosis
• Head-to-toe skin check
• Free spot checks within 12 months
• Total body photography
• Monitoring changes in your moles and skin over time
• Skin cancer education
• Suitable for medium to high number of moles

Costs

For costs please visit molemap.net.au or call us on 1800 665 362. There are currently no Medicare rebate available on our services. Not all private health insurers cover skin checks. Please check with your policy provider.

At your appointment

You will be seen by a registered nurse melanographer who is specially trained to identify and image lesions showing features at higher risk of skin cancer. We use the gold standard in melanoma detection to image your lesions.

After your appointment

The melanographer will securely forward your imaged lesions to our dermatologists who are experts at diagnosing early stage melanoma - when it’s most treatable. Our dermatologists work remotely via telemedicine. They will review your lesions and prepare a comprehensive report.

Your report

Within 10 days of your appointment your comprehensive dermatologist report will be is ready to download. It will include comments and any recommendations for treatment.

Treatment

To remain impartial we don’t provide treatment – you will need to return to your GP or specialist for this.

Highly accurate

Because Molemap can more accurately identify melanoma, there is less need to surgically remove benign (harmless) moles².

References

1. Melanoma Institute Australia, 2018, Melanoma facts and statistics & cancer.org.au/about-cancer/types-of-cancer/skin-cancer.html
2. MoleMap Internal Audit. Benign to malignant ratio from a sample of 700 recommended excisions from 2010-2013. Sensitivity from documentation of reported missed melanomas.