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Frequently Asked Questions​

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No. You do not need a referral to see us for a skin check or skin cancer treatment.

The vast majority of skin cancers can be treated under local anaesthetic in our custom treatment room. Hospital treatment is rarely required, but we will discuss this with you if your case is more complex.
Absolutely. If you prefer, we can arrange referral to trusted plastic surgeons — either privately or through the public system at Frankston Hospital.
Local anaesthetic injections may sting for a few seconds, but the procedure itself should not be painful. Mild discomfort afterwards is common, but usually well-controlled with paracetamol.

All surgery leaves a scar, but the size and appearance vary depending on the procedure, the site, and your individual healing. We will guide you on scar care to achieve the best possible result.

In most cases, no. Medications such as aspirin, clopidogrel, warfarin, or newer agents (Eliquis, Xarelto, Apixaban) should not be stopped unless we specifically advise you to.
Biopsy results are usually available within one week. We will contact you promptly to discuss results and next steps.
This depends on your personal risk factors and history. For most people, an annual check is recommended. If you have a history of skin cancer or are at higher risk, more frequent checks may be advised.
Yes — you are welcome to request a spot check for one or two lesions only. Please mention this when booking your appointment. However, where possible, we recommend a complete skin check, as this gives the best chance of detecting skin cancers early.

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