DrSkinCheck

Doctor-Led Skin Cancer Screening & Treatment

Skin checks performed by doctors. Early detection. Expert treatment. Peace of mind.

DrSkinCheck is a doctor-led skin cancer service delivered within Family Doctor clinics. All skin checks, assessments, diagnoses, and treatments are provided by qualified Family Doctor doctors with clinical expertise in skin cancer care.

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What is DrSkinCheck?

DrSkinCheck is Family Doctor’s specialised doctor-led skin cancer service focused on early detection, accurate diagnosis, and timely treatment of skin cancer.

Unlike screening-only services, DrSkinCheck appointments are full medical consultations, where your doctor can assess risk, diagnose skin cancer, and initiate treatment without delay.

This integrated approach improves outcomes and reduces uncertainty.

Why Doctor-Led Skin Checks Matter

What Happens During Your DrSkinCheck Appointment

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Skin Conditions We Assess

Diagnosis & Treatment You Can Access Today

If a skin cancer diagnosis is made, Family Doctor doctors provide treatment within the same clinic network. This avoids fragmented referrals and delays. Most common treatments your doctor may provide:
Because care is within the Family Doctor system:

Why Patients Choose DrSkinCheck

Because care is within the Family Doctor system:

ABOUT FAMILY DOCTOR

Family Doctor is one of Australia’s largest medical clinic networks, delivering high-quality, accessible primary care nationwide.
DrSkinCheck is delivered by Family Doctor doctors within established Family Doctor clinics, ensuring strong clinical governance and trusted care.

Frequently Asked Question

Who performs a DrSkinCheck?

All skin checks are performed by qualified Family Doctor doctors.

Is this a medical consultation?

Yes — this is a full medical consultation with a doctor.

Do I need a referral?

No referral is required.

Is there a Medicare rebate?

Yes, Medicare rebates apply depending on billing item numbers for both screening and most treatments. 

How often should I have a skin check?

Your doctor will recommend frequency based on risk — usually once a year but may be more frequent.

What happens if skin cancer is found?

Your doctor will explain the diagnosis and treatment options and plan next steps with you.

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