How often should I get a skin cancer check?

It is generally recommended to have a full skin check every 12 months, or more frequently if you have a history of skin cancer or high sun exposure. Your doctor can provide personalised advice based on your risk factors.

What happens during a skin cancer check?

A doctor will carefully examine your skin using specialised tools to identify any suspicious moles or lesions. If needed, a biopsy or further investigation may be recommended.

Do I need a referral for a skin check at SunCoast Skin?

No referral is needed for a skin check at SunCoast Skin. You can book directly with our team in Coolum Beach, Sunshine Coast.

Does SunCoast Skin bulk bill skin cancer checks?

SunCoast Skin is a private billing clinic and does not offer bulk billing for skin checks. Our team will provide clear information about fees before your appointment.

Skin Rejuvenation | 3 Advanced Solutions for Radiant Skin

At SunCoast Skin, rejuvenation begins with medical clarity — not guesswork.

Our Integrated Medical Skin Consultation provides a comprehensive, doctor-led assessment of your skin, combining a full skin cancer check with advanced evaluation of sun damage, ageing changes and treatment planning.

This ensures every recommendation — from skincare to laser or aesthetic care — is tailored to your skin’s condition and goals.

Our Approach

Your skin is a medical organ affected by UV exposure, ageing and environmental stressors. Unlike spa-based treatments, our process begins with diagnosis and ends with a structured plan.

We don’t offer one-size-fits-all solutions.

We assess, prescribe and guide.

The Integrated Medical Skin Consultation Includes

• Full doctor-led skin cancer check

• Advanced rejuvenation assessment

• Skincare and active ingredient review

• Discussion of cosmetic injectables (if appropriate)

• Clinical photography

• Express medical facial to begin your plan

One consultation. One clear direction.