Skin Cancer Detection, Excision & Reconstruction — All Under One Roof
SkinMap Clinic provides complete skin cancer care led by Dr Kevin Sandhu — Accredited Skin Cancer Doctor and RACGP Fellow. From dermoscopy to excision, with careful attention to cosmetic outcome. No referral required.
At SkinMap Clinic, finding a skin cancer is only the beginning. We manage the full journey — detection, diagnosis, excision, and reconstruction — with cosmetic outcomes considered at every step.
Dr Kevin Sandhu is an Accredited Skin Cancer Doctor with the Skin Cancer College Australasia, with advanced training in dermoscopy, excision, and reconstruction. His focus is complete, personalised care — from initial assessment through to treatment and follow-up, managed by the same doctor at every step.
SkinMap Clinic was built around a gap in regional care: patients who needed more than a check and a referral letter.
Clinics are available in Wangaratta, Deniliquin and Melbourne, providing access to dedicated skin cancer care across both regional communities and the city.
If you have any concerns, do not delay in getting a skin cancer check.
Most people have between 10 and 40 moles on their bodies by the time they reach adulthood. Common moles occur when skin pigment cells cluster together, and they are usually located on parts of the body that are frequently exposed to the sun.
They may be present at birth but can appear throughout childhood and even adulthood. Moles that are large or that appear different from others may need further evaluation.
Disclaimer – this does NOT substitute independent medical advice.
The intention simply is to provide users with information to help them better understand their health and the current range of approaches related to cancer treatment. Please see a qualified medical profession for diagnosis and advise.
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