Skin Checks

Healthy skin starts with regular checks and early detection.

Your skin is your body’s largest organ, and in Australia’s sun-drenched climate, it’s especially important to stay on top of changes that could indicate skin damage or underlying conditions. Regular skin checks are essential for identifying unusual spots, moles, or lesions before they become more serious.

At Trinity Healthcare Centre, our experienced doctors provide thorough, full-body skin assessments for all skin types and tones. We recommend a full skin check at least once a year, or more frequently if you have a history of sun exposure, fair skin, or a family history of skin cancer.

Book Your Skin Check Appointment with Confidence

Skin Check services are available at Trinity Healthcare Centre and performed by qualified medical professionals in a safe, clinical environment. If you have questions or are ready to book, our team is here to help.

Our skin check and treatment services

Our team can diagnose and treat a range of skin concerns, including:

Skin cancer management including face and scalp
Nose, Ears and Lips lesions
Feet and Legs lesions
Complex and large skin lesions
Flap treatments
Grafts treatment
All lumps, cysts removal
Wedge resections ( ingrowing tow nail)

Who should have a skin check?

Regular skin checks are recommended for anyone, especially those who:

Have fair or sun-sensitive skin
Have had frequent sun exposure or sunburns
Work outdoors
Have a personal or family history of skin cancer
Notice new, changing, or unusual skin spots

We use safe, effective methods to monitor changes in skin spots, including size, shape, colour and texture. Early detection is key to preventing the progression of skin cancers, including melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma.

What to expect during a skin check

A comprehensive visual skin examination
Assessment of moles, lesions, and spots
Monitoring of changes in size, shape, colour, and texture
Discussion of findings and recommended next steps
Treatment or referral if required

All assessments are performed in a professional, clinical setting with patient comfort and privacy in mind.

Why early detection matters

Early detection is key to preventing the progression of skin cancers, including melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. Identifying changes early can significantly improve treatment outcomes and reduce the need for more invasive procedures.