Skin Check Appointments For Bayswater Patients
Putting off a skin check is easy, especially when you are not sure a spot is worth worrying about. Warrandyte Road Clinic offers skin checks in Ringwood, close enough to Bayswater to make booking one simple.
Your appointment is with a GP, who uses a dermatoscope, a handheld magnifying device, to look closely at your skin and explains what they find in plain language.
If a spot needs attention, your doctor will talk you through your options, which can include monitoring, a biopsy or removal. Many procedures can be done in our treatment room with our skin cancer surgery service. We also offer ear microsuction and iron infusions, along with senior’s health care for older patients.
Skin cancer qualifications at the clinic include a Diploma of Skin Cancer Surgery and a Certificate of Dermoscopy, held by Dr Jason Oh, and qualifications from the Skin Cancer College Australasia and the University of Queensland, held by Dr Sia Tan.
Ready to book? Book online or phone 03 9870 9000 and our reception team will help with the rest.
Getting to Warrandyte Road Clinic from Bayswater
From Bayswater — via Canterbury Rd (State Route 32) and Bedford Rd, 6.3 km (9–22 min drive)
Nearby — Eastland Shopping Centre
By train — Belgrave line to Ringwood station, about 27 min door-to-door including a 15-minute walk
Appointments — Mon–Fri 8am–6:30pm, Sat 8:30am–11:30am
Who Should Book A Skin Check
Skin check near Bayswater
Lots of moles
Having many moles is one reason to have your skin checked.
Fair skin or sunburn history
Fair skin and past sunburn can raise your risk of skin cancer.
Skin cancer in the family
A family history of skin cancer is another reason to ask about a check.
Not sure about a mark
Not sure if a mole or mark is normal? Your doctor can take a close look.
Time for a recheck
Some people need checks every few months, others every few years. Your doctor can advise.
Why Warrandyte Road Clinic
Qualified Doctors, Plain Answers
Dermatoscope
Used to look closely at your skin
On site
Many skin cancer excisions in our treatment room
Chaperone
Available if you would like one
Appointment needed · Payment on the day · Mon–Sat
The Process
Your Skin Check, Step By Step
Frequently asked questions
Skin Check Bayswater: Your Questions Answered
About 6.3 km (9–22 minutes by car) via Canterbury Road and Bedford Road, with a free parking lot. By train, take the Belgrave line to Ringwood station at Eastland. The trip takes about 27 minutes door to door, including about a 15-minute walk from the station.
Yes. Please book a standard dedicated skin check appointment. You can book online, or phone 03 9870 9000.
No. Most new spots are harmless, such as freckles or age spots. It can be hard to tell the difference by eye, so it is a good idea to mention new or changing spots to your doctor.
Yes. You are welcome to bring a family member or friend.
Yes. Ask reception or your doctor and we will arrange one.
Yes. Our doctors work in private practice, so payment is expected on the day. Reception can tell you which Medicare rebates may apply. Procedures such as skin cancer excisions need a longer consult, so tell reception when you book and ask what fees may apply.
Yes, from 8:30am to 11:30am. On weekdays we are open 8am to 6:30pm, and we are closed on Sundays.
Ready For A Skin Check Near Bayswater?
Have a mole or spot you keep meaning to get looked at? Our Ringwood clinic welcomes patients from Bayswater. Book online or phone the clinic and we will take it from there.
The information on this page is general in nature and does not replace professional medical advice. All services and treatments are subject to a clinical assessment and individual suitability.