A visit to a skin cancer doctor for a "mole check" is a frequent reason for a skin check. Skin cancer doctors have expertise in scrutinizing and identifying moles that appear dubious for cancer or other types of skin conditions.

Over the past decade, Dr. Graeme Bishop has dedicated himself to specializing in skin cancer. He spent nine years practicing at a renowned skin cancer clinic, where his expertise played a crucial role in conducting thorough skin examinations.

Dr. Bishop meticulously inspects moles to detect any potential abnormalities, including moles, skin tags, warts, and acne. Actinic keratoses and Seborrhoeic Keratoses are among his areas of expertise.

During your initial appointment, our doctor will evaluate your risk of developing abnormal moles or skin cancer.

Following this, a complete skin examination will be performed, and you will need to undress down to your undergarments. If you have any concerns regarding growths or moles on your genital or scalp area, please inform our doctor.

We use a specialized hand–held light device called a dermoscope to analyze your moles. If necessary, we may record a digital dermatoscopic image of your mole for future reference.