Sun Patrol Skin Cancer Centre Officer in Officer, Victoria, Australia | Medical and health

Sun Patrol Skin Cancer Centre Officer

Locality: Officer, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 5940 5006

Address: Arena Shopping Centre, 26/4 Cardinia Rd 3809 Officer, VIC, Australia

Website: www.skincancercentres.com.au/officer

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25.01.2022 Over 34,000 skin cancers diagnosed every year in Australia are attributed to workplace sun exposure. . Do you know your skin cancer risk? Take our quick quiz at https://hubs.ly/H0Bw8Z10 or book your skin cancer check today at 5940 5006 or https://hubs.ly/H0Bwhh80

23.01.2022 [NEW BLOG] Summer is on the horizon, so what can you do now to get your skin ‘summer ready’? On the blog, read our top six tips for prepping your skin for the summer season, so you can keep it healthy and looking good! [6 min read]

21.01.2022 Did you catch us on 7 News last week? We talked to Nightly News 7 Tasmania about the importance of sun safety and regular skin cancer checks, and why Australians are at higher risk than we think!

20.01.2022 We are very lucky to have some amazing people working at our centres! Meet one of our receptionists, Megan, who is here to answer your questions and ensure you’re in safe hands from the start of your visit to the end. Our team looks forward to welcoming you soon!

19.01.2022 It’s been 40 years since the ‘Slip, Slop, Slap’ message came to our screens in the 1980s! Some things have changed, but it’s still the same sun. This week is National Skin Cancer Action Week the perfect time to remind yourself and your kids about the importance of staying sun safe to reduce skin cancer risk, including potentially deadly melanoma. When was your last skin cancer check? . @cancercouncilaustralia @NationalSkinCancerActionWeek

19.01.2022 Do you know what skin cancer looks like? If you notice any of the ABCDEFG signs, get a professional skin cancer check right away. It could save your life.

17.01.2022 "It is very difficult for someone to ascertain whether or not their own mole is cancerous. This is because skin cancer, including melanoma, can take on almost any conceivable appearance. For this reason, moles are best checked by experienced Skin Cancer Doctors." - Dr Paul Evans . Have a question for our Skin Cancer Doctors? Comment below or send us a message and we’ll provide an expert answer!

17.01.2022 Do you know someone in need of a skin cancer check? Let us know at https://hubs.ly/H0xsSJR0 and we’ll reach out to them. Skin cancer affects 2 in 3 Australians by the age of 70 but early diagnosis provides the best chance of successful treatment. Your referral could save their life!

16.01.2022 How many moles do you have? Do you know how long the freckles on your arms have been there or whether they’ve recently changed? Getting to know your own skin is very important for the early detection of skin cancer, as are regular skin checks. (In the past month alone, our Skin Cancer Doctors have diagnosed over 1,500 skin cancers across Australia!) Don’t forget to monitor your own skin and keep a standing annual skin check in your calendar it could save your life.

15.01.2022 [POPULAR ON THE BLOG] This week is National Skin Cancer Action Week a special reminder about the importance of early skin cancer detection, knowing your risk, and protecting yourself from future disease. On this week’s blog, read more about how you can take action to protect your skin health. [4 min read]

13.01.2022 Any skin blemish could potentially be a skin cancer. They can be raised or flat, small or large, and of any colour or location on the body. For this reason, a good quality skin check requires careful examination of the skin by a doctor with a lot of expertise in the field. Dr Paul Evans . Have a question for our Skin Cancer Doctors? Comment below or send us a message and we’ll provide an expert answer!

13.01.2022 It’s National Skin Cancer Action Week and our team is fighting back against skin cancer, one melanoma at a time! If you’re overdue for your skin check or your daily sun safety habits could use some TLC, now is the time to get on top of your skin health. It’s never too late!

11.01.2022 I am a lucky fella. For those thinking about getting their skin checked. Do it. Now. Peter Overton has shared his recent battle against skin cancer, after he underwent surgery to remove a melanoma from his face. Now he’s encouraging others to be vigilant about their skin health. Read more:

10.01.2022 Meet Monique, one of our amazing Practice Managers! Monique has put off her annual skin cancer check for a while, but this week she set aside 30 minutes to tick it off her to-do list. What’s stopping you from getting your skin check?

10.01.2022 Did you know that most of our doctors see patients by day and teach other doctors in Australia’s only university-certified skin cancer program in their "free time"? Working with the education provider HealthCert, we strive to ensure every Australian GP can pick up suspicious lesions and help us save lives. To get your expert skin cancer check, book at 5940 5006 or https://hubs.ly/H0xM_Tr0

10.01.2022 Would you like to keep updated on how to take care of your skin health? Subscribe to our newsletter for regular expert advice for healthy skin, special offers, event invitations, give-aways and more, and go in the draw to win a monthly La Roche Posay sun care prize! New winner announced in each newsletter. Subscribe today at https://hubs.ly/H0y7jz-0#newsletter

09.01.2022 If a mole becomes irritated, it is certainly worth having it examined by your Skin Cancer Doctor. While some moles can become irritated by scratching or clothing, there are times when irritation can be the first sign of a developing cancer and the earlier we can identify that the better. Dr Terry Harvey . Have a question for our Skin Cancer Doctors? Comment below or send us a message and we’ll provide an expert answer!

08.01.2022 Do you follow us on Instagram? If Instagram is more your thing, head over to @skincancercentres and follow us to keep on top of all our latest updates, special offers, skin care advice, and skin cancer prevention tips! We can’t wait to see you over there!

07.01.2022 This is Chris. A loving father of two, significant other, an ‘average’ Australian bloke. Chris is sharing his story of how a rash turned out to be a melanoma, which almost cost him his life, to remind people to get regular skin checks and not miss out on the important things in life. #DontMissOut on your skin cancer check. #DontMissOut on life’s moments. #NationalSkinCancerActionWeek

06.01.2022 Did you know that people aged 25-44 are most likely to get sunburnt at peak times and are least likely to use shade when it's available? They are also the least concerned about skin cancer as an important issue in their community but all that can change with a melanoma diagnosis like Stacey’s. This National Skin Cancer Action Week is the perfect time to change your sun safety habits and start looking after your skin health. When was your last skin cancer check? . @cancercouncilaustralia @NationalSkinCancerActionWeek

06.01.2022 In Australia, men are twice more likely to be diagnosed with skin cancer, and account for 67 per cent of skin cancer deaths. . Do you know your skin cancer risk? Take our quick quiz at https://hubs.ly/H0zzYM_0 or book your skin cancer check today at 5940 5006 or https://hubs.ly/H0zzqv-0

05.01.2022 "Pregnancy can be a good time to get a skin check as melanoma is more likely to occur during pregnancy. Also, hormonal changes during pregnancy can induce moles to change or grow, and any such change in an adult - pregnant or not - indicates that a skin check is required." - Dr Paul Evans . Have a question for our Skin Cancer Doctors? Comment below or send us a message and we’ll provide an expert answer!

05.01.2022 Dr Mansourzadeh is passionate about saving lives using his knowledge in skin cancer management and surgical skills. He also enjoys educating patients in reducing their skin cancer risk. You can book your skin check with Dr Mansourzadeh by calling us on 5940 5006 or booking online at https://hubs.ly/H0yP1FS0

03.01.2022 One of the main indicators for skin cancer is that they look different from the other moles on your body, like this recently diagnosed basal cell carcinoma. If you have anything new, changing or unusual on your skin, it’s important to see an experienced Skin Cancer Doctor immediately. You can book your skin cancer check at 5940 5006 or https://hubs.ly/H0xsS0B0

03.01.2022 Skin cancer doesn’t just affect older people. In fact, melanoma is the most common cancer in young Australians aged 15-29 and claims one life every five hours. If you know someone overdue for their annual skin cancer check, please encourage them to book in today. It could save their life.

01.01.2022 [POPULAR ON THE BLOG] What is nodular melanoma, what does it look like, who is at risk, and what is the prognosis for those affected? On this week’s blog, find out everything you should know about nodular melanoma. [6 min read]