A spot check is a quick appointment type (around 15 minutes) suitable for those with a single spot of concern (new or existing).
If you have noticed a new mole, or an existing mole that has changed in shape, size or colour, that does not necessarily mean that it is skin cancer. But it is a good prompt to get it checked by a qualified skin cancer doctor.
Our doctors can use both demoscopy and digital photography to examine the mole more closely than with the naked eye. They can also then track that mole over time.
By the way, in the photo above:
| Appointment Type | Fees | Medicare Rebate* | Gap Payment | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Patient Skin Check with Total Body Photography | $340.00 | $84.90 | $255.10 | Includes $250 Skin Check with Medicare rebate (Item 36) and $90 Total Body Photography appointment | New Patient Skin Check Only (No TBP) | $250.00 | $84.90 | $165.10 | Includes $250 Skin Check with Medicare rebate (Item 36) |
| New Patient Spot Check | $150.00 | $43.90 | $106.10 | |
| Existing Patient Skin Check with Total Body Photography | $310.00 | $84.90 | $225.10 | Includes $220 Skin Check with Medicare rebate (Item 36) and $90 Total Body Photography appointment | Existing Patient Skin Check Only (No TBP) | $220.00 | $84.90 | $135.10 | Includes $220 Skin Check with Medicare (Item 36) |
| Existing Patient Skin Check with Total Body Photography | $270.00 | $43.90 | $226.10 | Includes $180 Skin Check with Medicare rebate (Item 23) and $90 Total Body Photography appointment | Existing Patient Skin Check Only (No TBP) | $180.00 | $43.90 | $136.10 | Includes $250 Skin Check with Medicare rebate (Item 23) | Existing Patient Spot Check | $120.00 | $43.90 | $76.10 |
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