Skin Cancer Care in Noosa Heads

Living in Queensland means looking after your skin is particularly important. If you have noticed a new or changing spot, mole, or lesion, or have concerns about your skin, a medical assessment can help determine whether further investigation is appropriate.

Dr. Ian Rivlin provides skin cancer care in Noosa Heads, including medical assessment of skin concerns.

When Should You Have a Skin Check?

You should speak with your GP if you notice a skin lesion that:

  • Has changed in size, shape, or color
  • Looks different from your other spots or moles
  • Has started bleeding or crusting
  • Does not heal as expected
  • Has recently appeared and concerns you
  • Causes you to have concerns about your skin health

Not every skin change is cancerous, but changes should not be ignored.

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Personalized Skin Cancer Care

Dr. Rivlin can assess your individual concerns and discuss the appropriate next steps.

Your consultation may include an examination of the area you are concerned about and discussion of whether additional investigation or referral is appropriate.

Don't Ignore Changes to Your Skin

Early medical assessment can be an important part of looking after your skin health. If you have a skin concern and are looking for a skin cancer doctor in Noosa Heads, contact Dr. Ian Rivlin.

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Request the Care You Need

If you have identified your appointment reason, contact Dr Ian Rivlin and let us know what you need so we can arrange the right appointment for you.