Dermatology Services
New Zealand has a high melanoma burden, so early assessment of changing or suspicious lesions is one of the clinic’s most important services.
Skin cancer assessment is a high-priority pathway for many Auckland patients. A specialist consultation may involve dermoscopy, comparison with previous history, biopsy, or surgical removal depending on the lesion and the patient’s risk profile.
The clinic’s dermatologists and skin cancer-focused medical team can guide patients from initial concern through diagnosis and treatment planning. Where more complex procedural care is appropriate, that pathway is discussed clearly before treatment.
Care is planned around diagnosis, suitability, expected downtime, and any information already available.
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Full skin examination where appropriate
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Dermoscopy and specialist lesion assessment
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Diagnostic biopsy or excision when indicated
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Surgical planning for confirmed skin cancers
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Coordination of ongoing surveillance for higher-risk patients
Arrange assessment for a new, changing, bleeding, painful, itchy, or non-healing spot, or if a mole looks different from the others around it.
No. The right pathway depends on risk factors, the number and type of lesions, previous skin cancer history, and whether a specific spot needs urgent assessment.
These pages explain procedure options and common concerns that may sit within this service area.
Many skin concerns overlap. These nearby service areas may help you choose the right starting point before submitting a consultation request.
Consultation
Share the concern, timing, previous treatment, and any preferred clinician so the clinic can review the most appropriate starting point.
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