The 10 best skin cancer clinics in Adelaide

SunDoctors Skin Cancer Clinics Glenunga carries out skin checks and examines spots, lesions and other areas of concern. Doctors can discuss wellness concerns during an inspection and may remove benign tags or treat growths that require attention, with tissue sent to pathology when testing is needed.

The clinic suits people seeking ongoing skin monitoring, including those who travel from outside Adelaide and value continuity with a familiar doctor. Treatment can include surgical reduction of a larger growth, while some removals incur an additional cost beyond the consultation fee.

Skin checks, skin cancer diagnosis and treatment are provided by DermaDocs at its Parkside skin clinic. Appointments can include full-body examinations, dermoscopy and total body photography, while suspicious lesions can be assessed through biopsy and pathology analysis.

The clinic provides surgical and non-surgical treatment, then supports ongoing surveillance with repeat checks scheduled around personal risk and medical history. High-definition images can be displayed on private screens during consultations so patients can follow what the doctor sees. Biopsies are generally completed in clinic using local anaesthetic.

Skin examinations and removals are part of the care available at North East Skin Cancer Centre. The clinic suits people seeking assessment of a skin concern, an explanation of their condition and treatment options, or a procedure following examination.

Appointments include screening and consultation, with removal undertaken when clinically appropriate. The doctor may explain the condition and options with supporting literature, while follow-up procedural care can include adjusting stitches when the wound requires a better fit. The clinic can also accommodate a removal during the day of examination in some circumstances.

Adelaide Skin Cancer Centre focuses entirely on skin cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment at its Thebarton clinic. The service includes whole-body skin checks, assessment of concerning lesions and surgical procedures, with experienced doctors and diagnostic and surgical technology on site.

The clinic describes a pathway from routine screening through treatment, so patients can receive focused care without extra trips for procedures performed on site. Its Thebarton and Mawson Lakes clinics use the same stated equipment and require appointments. A whole-body skin check is listed at $135. Whole body skin checks are available for people seeking regular screening or assessment of a skin change.

Skin checks, assessment of new or changing spots, selected skin cancer treatments and minor procedures are provided by Adelaide Skin Clinic in Klemzig. Dr Omair Chaudry assesses suspicious lesions and may discuss monitoring, biopsy, surgical removal or referral, depending on the diagnosis and the patient’s circumstances.

Appointments can include a medical history, discussion of symptoms and risk factors, and examination with a dermatoscope. If a biopsy is appropriate, the clinic explains the proposed procedure, possible risks, wound care and alternatives before the patient decides. The practice also provides information about recovery, pathology results and follow-up. skin checks and assessment of new or changing spots is the clinic’s core service.

Skin cancer checks, mole mapping and biopsies sit alongside cosmetic and general skin services at Skin Doctor SA. The Semaphore clinic provides total body photography, photodynamic therapy and mole removal, as well as treatments for acne and rosacea.

Doctors and nurses assess skin concerns, discuss treatment options and provide skin cancer detection and treatment. The clinic also offers laser, IPL, radio frequency micro needling and pharmaceutical skin therapeutics. Anti-wrinkle and volume-loss treatments address facial lines, furrows and hollows. Skin Doctor SA is near Semaphore Jetty, with parking at the rear, and lists separate pricing for doctor, melanographer and full skin cancer appointments.

Skin checks, mole monitoring, biopsies and skin cancer treatment are provided at Stirling Skin Cancer Clinic for patients in Stirling and the Adelaide Hills. Comprehensive checks use dermoscopy to assess moles, freckles and other lesions, while detailed clinical photography supports monitoring over time.

Suspicious lesions can often be biopsied during the same appointment, and the clinic performs excisions for melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and other lesions. Selected benign, pre-cancerous and superficial skin cancers may be managed with cryotherapy or prescription topical therapies. Biopsies can often be performed during the same appointment without an additional consultation fee.

Skin cancer assessment and Mohs surgery are associated with Adelaide Skin and Eye Centre, including care for suspected or diagnosed basal cell carcinoma. The clinic provides consultation and surgical treatment, with post-operative care forming part of the treatment journey.

The centre suits people referred for Mohs surgery or seeking treatment as self-funded patients, including those with private health insurance. One documented pathway involved an initial consultation followed by surgery the next day, although timing depends on the individual case.

Skin checks and medical appointments are the practical focus of Ibis Skin Cancer Clinic - Skin Cancer SA. Patients can attend for a skin examination and receive guidance on how to check themselves and each other between visits.

The clinic runs weekday appointments, with reception contacting patients about practical access information when needed. A large car park and easy access are also available, which may help patients planning a visit for themselves or a family member.