Skin Checks and Online Mole Screening in Australia
Check a Mole or Skin Concern Online
Upload a clear photo for immediate AI-supported screening guidance. Monitor changes over time and understand when professional assessment may be appropriate.
How much does a skin check cost in Australia?
GP, clinic and dermatologist fees, Medicare rebates and bulk billing — 2026 pricing.
Online screening
- You upload a clear photo of a mole or skin concern.
- ScanSkinAI analyses visible patterns using an image model.
- The result provides first-step screening guidance — a plain-English read on the photo.
- The result is not a medical diagnosis and does not replace a clinician.
- Concerning or changing lesions should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional.
Professional skin-check resources
How to get a skin check in Australia
GP vs skin cancer clinic vs dermatologist — what happens, how long it takes, and what to bring.
Skin-check costs, Medicare and bulk billing
Typical 2026 skin check costs in Australia — GP, clinic and dermatologist fees, Medicare rebates and bulk billing.
Mole mapping versus a standard skin check
When photographic baselining adds value and who typically benefits from it.
Finding an appropriate healthcare professional
How to shortlist a GP, skin cancer clinic or dermatologist — plus what to check before you book.
Skin monitoring resources
How to check your own skin
A 10-minute head-to-toe self-check using the ABCDE framework, in Australian conditions.
3-month mole monitoring for Australians
Between-check photo watch — a 90-day protocol you can run between annual clinic visits.
Changing mole: what to do this week
Same-week action plan if a mole in Australia has visibly changed.
Skin check frequency by risk
How often Australians should get a professional check by risk profile.
How to photograph a mole clearly
Lighting, framing, scale reference and phone-camera settings for reliable at-home photos.
Mole tracking and change monitoring
A simple monthly routine to notice change between professional skin checks.
Understanding common warning signs
The visual differences between a typical mole and one worth showing a clinician.
What to do when a mole changes
Practical next steps — from a photo record to booking a professional review.
Workplace screening
Skin cancer risk is significantly higher for people who work outdoors. Explore skin-screening resources tailored to Australian industries.
Construction workers
Farmers & farm workers
Landscapers & grounds crews
Roofers & outdoor trades
Mining & resources workers
Delivery drivers
Outdoor hospitality staff
Sports coaches & education staff
Other regions
Looking for guidance outside Australia? See our regional resources for Canada.
Medical disclaimer
ScanSkinAI provides AI-supported first-step screening and change monitoring. It does not diagnose skin cancer or replace a GP, dermatologist, dermoscopy or biopsy. If you notice a mole or spot that is new, changing, itching, bleeding or non-healing, book a review with a qualified healthcare professional. In an emergency, call 000.