Assessing, scanning and treating suspicious moles and melanoma

Tauranga and the Bay of Plenty have one of the highest rates of malignant melanoma in New Zealand. It is estimated that one third of all melanomas develop in an existing mole. Screening and early detection of skin cancers and cancerous moles saves lives.

MoleMedic offers you a new and clinically proven mole scanning technology called SIAscopy which helps to detect melanoma at an early and treatable stage.

See a DOCTOR qualified in DERMOSCOPY for your mole scan and skin cancer check at MoleMedic

At MoleMedic you will be examined by a registered medical practitioner, rather than by a nurse or technician. Your moles will be fully assessed, mapped and scanned. You will be shown five detailed SIAscopy images of your moles and before you leave you can discuss your results with the doctor and make an informed choice about follow up or treatment. A digital record of the map and scan of your moles is kept by MoleMedic for comparison at any future check-up. You leave your appointment knowing the results - there is no delay. A malignant mole can be removed within a short time at a follow up appointment.

Dr Brian Wills has been a GP in Mount Maunganui since 1979 and has the Australian Diploma of Dermoscopy. He has extensive experience in the screening, detection and treatment of skin cancers, and the removal of suspicious moles.

MoleMedic is a local Bay of Plenty company
You can book an appointment either in Tauranga at the Fraser Clinic or in Mount Maunganui in the Pathlab building in Grenada Street.

The incidence of melanoma is doubling every 10 years. Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer. A regular skin check is the best way to detect melanoma early enough.

Early detection saves lives. Request an appointment at MoleMedic now.

MoleMedic is an Affiliated Provider to Southern Cross Health Care.