Patient Information
SunDoctors gives patients a complete solution for their immediate and ongoing skin cancer diagnosis and treatment. We have our own dedicated skin cancer pathology laboratory, so our process is streamlined, interactive, efficient and responsive.
Find out about the three main types of skin cancer; Basal Cell Carcinoma, Squamous Cell Carcinoma and Melanoma as well as factors which may indicate a higher risk of developing skin cancer.
Find out moreSunburn is your body’s reaction to excessive exposure to UV radiation, and repeated sunburn increases your risk of developing melanoma. We have also included a guide to managing the symptoms of sunburn.
Find out moreWinter may prove to be a great time for a full skin check. During the winter months we are heavily clothed and as a result often less likely to notice suspicious moles as this information suggests.
Find out moreWhen are UV rays likely to cause the most damage? What can you do to minimise the harmful affects? This concise information will help you minimise your exposure to UV rays.
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Sunscreen should be applied to complement the use of protective clothing and hats when sun avoidance is not possible. We’ve explained how the different types of sunscreen work and the meaning of the SPF rating.
Find out moreDiscover why childhood is a crucial time to establish and maintain appropriate and long-term sunsafe behaviours such as sun avoidance, protective clothing and sunscreen use.
Find out moreChecking your own skin can help in the early detection of problems. We’ve prepared this guide so you’ll know how and where to look, and how often you should do so.
Find out moreVitamin D deficiency is becoming much more common as the anti-skin cancer message spreads. However, it is essential for many functions in the body, as this information page explains.
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