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How to Check for Skin Cancer

Australia has the highest rates of skin cancer worldwide, followed by New Zealand. Approximately two out of three Australians will be diagnosed with some form of skin cancer during their lifetime. That’s why every Aussie must protect their skin from the sun’s UV rays to…

Common Types Of Moles And Their Risk Of Skin Cancer

About 2000 Australians die from skin cancer each year, and more than two in three Australians will be diagnosed with skin cancer in their lifetime, according to the Victorian website SunSmart. That’s why it’s essential to be sun safe, and also be on the lookout…

Methods of Mole Removal: From Excision to Laser Treatment

Moles are raised bumps on the skin that can appear anytime and anywhere on your body. Oftentimes, they are harmless, and you may opt to leave them alone. But if you’d prefer to have them removed for cosmetic reasons, several options are available. This article…

Surgical Removal of Skin Cancer and Moles: What to Expect

Most of us are familiar with moles — they come in a vast array of shapes and sizes. Some are entirely harmless and cause no issues, while others are potentially lethal. Moles and Naevi (the flat, single, uniform-coloured moles) are the most common skin lesions…

What Causes Skin Cancer?

According to the Cancer Council, Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, and a staggering two in every three Aussies will be diagnosed with skin cancer during their lifetime. But you may be wondering, what actually causes skin cancer?…

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