A skin cancer check involves on average a 20 minute full body examination of your entire skin surface with a qualified skin cancer practitioner, utilising the latest tools in dermatoscopy for early skin cancer diagnosis at our skin cancer clinic in Perth. Affordable Skin Cancer
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Newly diagnosed cases of melanoma in 2019

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Australians die from skin cancer each year

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Keratinocyte cancers were treated in 2022

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SKIN CANCER

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Skin Cancer Screening in Perth

ABOUT US

Our clinic, conveniently located in the heart of Subiaco, offers comprehensive skin cancer check-ups in Perth. You can have piece of mind knowing your clinician that performs your skin check is highly qualified in the field of skin cancer medicine. We will thoroughly check your skin from head to toe and If we find something that looks suspicious we will refer you for diagnosis, management and or treatment. Skin checks are the best way to find skin cancer early and early detection of skin cancer provides the best treatment outcomes. Book your full body skin check up in Perth today.

Why Choose Skin Chx for Your Skin Cancer Check in Perth

Certified Practitioner

Our certified practitioner Christine Comans is a Dermal Clinician, holds a Graduate Certificate in Skin Cancer Medicine and a degree in Clinical Aesthetics, bringing advanced skills in skin cancer detection.

Advance Tools

At Skin Chx, we use state-of-the-art dermatoscopy and imaging tools to provide precise and thorough skin cancer checks, ensuring early detection and prompt referral for diagnosis.

Early Detection

At Skin Chx, we prioritise early detection of skin cancer to increase treatment success rates, providing comprehensive checks to identify issues at the earliest stage.

About Christine Comans

GCMed (Skin Cancer Medicine) BAppHSc (Clinical Aesthetics)

Christine has studied skin cancer medicine at the University of Queensland. Last year she performed more than 3000 skin cancer screenings on individual persons in the workplace. Chris has travelled extensively all across WA to perform workplace skin checks and as a Subiaco local she is proud to provide skin cancer screening in Perth & surrounding areas for her local community.

Christine’s academic achievements include;
Graduate Certificate in Medicine in the field of skin cancer medicine Bachelor of applied health science (clinical aesthetics)

Chris is passionate about skin and has studied skin extensively, not only is she trained in diagnosis and management of skin cancers, she is a Dermal Clinician with advanced knowledge in skin science from her undergraduate degree and many years working in clinical practice.

Trusted Skin Cancer Clinic Near You in Perth

Looking for a trusted skin cancer clinic near you in Perth? Visit Skin Chx in Subiaco for comprehensive skin cancer checks by certified practitioners, utilising advanced dermoscopy tools for early detection and peace of mind. Book your appointment today!

Common Questions

Who should have a skin cancer check?

Anyone who is higher risk for skin cancer: people with fair skin, freckles, red or blond hair people with frequent sun exposure – outdoor jobs or sports/hobbies those with a family history of skin cancer patients who have had a past skin cancer patients on immune modulating medications / transplant patients those with multiple moles/freckles anyone who is worried about skin cancer or who has a changing or new mole/spot

At what age should you first have a skin check?

What is involved in a full body skin check?

What changes should I watch for in a skin spot, bump, or blemish?

Can skin cancer affect areas of skin that are not exposed to the sun?

What is the best prevention for skin cancer?

What should I be looking for on my own skin?

What is the difference between chemical sunscreen and zinc cream?

How much sun do we need for Vitamin D?

Is chopping the lesion out (excision) the only way to treat skin cancer?

What are the main types of skin cancer?

Is it only necessary to wear sunscreen on hot, sunny days?

What is the SunSmart app?

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