Skin Cancer Clinics

Early detection of melanomas is critical. Echelon Health uses SIASCOPE TECHNOLOGY, the latest technology for imaging pigmented skin lesions and for diagnosing melanomas. This transportable skin cancer detection device produces sophisticated filtered images of the skin, such as those shown below. The average full body assessment takes between 15 – 20 minutes per patient and is performed by a trained practitioner.

Early diagnosis of melanomas is critical. If you're unsure whether you need to have a mole or growth on your body professionally attended to, view our  A - E guide below. This easy to follow five step check will help you determine whether you should seek further professional advice about the moles or growths on your skin.
 

A.  Asymmetry
Compare one half of the mole to the other half to determine whether they are equal in size. Unequal or asymmetrical moles are suspicious.
 
B. Border
If the border of the mole is irregular, notched, scalloped or indistinct, there is concern.
 
C. Colour
Any variants in colour with the mole are cause for concern.
 
D. Diameter
Any mole which is has a diameter larger than a pencil’s eraser is a concern.
 
E. Elevation
Look for a mole which is elevated or raised from the skin.
 

Sample views from the SIASCOPE
SIASCOPE scans and displays high-resolution hemoglobin, melanin, dermal melanin and collagen SIA scans within seconds.

Colour	Blood	Melanin	Dermal Melanin	Collagen

Please contact Echelon Health on 1300 66 97 44 to receive a detailed brochure and cost breakdown.