Rotorua mole check specialists.
ADDRESS: 100 FAIRY SPRINGS ROAD, FAIRY SPRINGS, ROTORUA
Our friendly MoleMap Rotorua team have been detecting and diagnosing melanoma and other skin cancers for over two decades.
Skin-mapping + Melanographers + Dermatologists = accuracy you can trust.
Only MoleMap's proven system combines head-to-toe skin mapping by trained Melanographers with expert diagnosis of any suspicious moles by specialist Dermatologists.
That’s what makes us unique and what makes our skin cancer detection service so effective.
Watch our video so you know what to expect when you come to MoleMap Rotorua – and feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Mole checks and skin cancer checks are all we do, and we do them thoroughly.
The MoleMap Rotorua skin clinic combines a proven skin-mapping system and skin cancer expertise to diagnose melanoma and other skin cancers.
A regular mole check can help prevent melanoma.
Your local skin cancer detection service
Conveniently located in Fairy Springs Road, we service all surrounding areas, including: Kawaha Point, Fairy Springs, Koutu, Western Heights, Pukehangi, Mangakakahi, Utuhina, Fordlands, Westbrook, Hillcrest, Victoria, Glenholme, Fenton Park, Whakarewarewa, Ngapuna, Lynmore, Owhata, Holdens Bay, Hannahs Bay, Mourea, Tikitere, Tihiotonga, Ngongotaha, Tarukenga, Kaharoa and Hamurana.
If you’re outside these suburbs, see our other clinics.
Got a suspicious looking mole?
If you’re worried about a mole, and think it may have some of the signs of melanoma, ask your doctor or dermatologist to check it as soon as possible – or book a Full Body MoleMap or SpotChat virtual consultation straight away.
What is my skin cancer risk?
A key cause of melanoma is overexposure to the sun, and especially sunburn, which is particularly damaging to the skin. UV damage over time all adds up to increased risk of skin cancer, but there are other risk factors too – check out the seven risk factors of skin cancer.
Not sure what your melanoma risk is? Take our 1-minute risk check – if you’re medium to high risk, it’s a good idea to have an annual skin and mole check.
How to check your skin and moles yourself?
If you have a lot of moles, you should check your skin yourself regularly for the early warning signs of melanoma. Note: If you have a mole that’s bleeding, itching or changing shape, it’s important to get it checked by your doctor or dermatologist straight away.
If you have any moles that concern you, get your doctor or dermatologist to check it as soon as possible – or book a MoleMap Skin Check or Full Body MoleMap straight away.
Not sure what type of mole check is right for you and your skin? Call us on 0800 665 362 or check out MoleMap’s range of skin cancer detection services here.
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