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With National Skin Cancer Action Week just around the corner, now’s the time to arrange an annual check-up with the experts at Geelong Cosmetic and Laser Medical Centre.
Skin checks can be lifesavers for sun lovers, especially in the Geelong region where the eventual return of summer can play havoc with winter-whitened bodies.
National Skin Cancer Action Week, from 20 to 26 November, serves as an important reminder for people to book an appointment as prevention against one of Australia’s deadliest cancers.
Geelong Cosmetic and Laser Medical Centre has the right staff and equipment to detect skins cancers while they are still treatable.
The centre’s practitioners recommend annual check-ups for all adults, particularly anyone aged over 40.
The centre checks any new spots for changes to shape, colour or size – the warning signs of skin cancer.
Medical skin checks are carried out under illumination and magnification with the centre’s practitioners using a high-tech dermatoscope to further investigate any suspect lesions.
Standard skin checks take 15 to 20 minutes.
Earlier skin cancer detection increases the chance of successful treatment, the practitioners advise.
Geelong Cosmetic and Laser Medical Centre also offers a range of other skin treatments.
The centre’s cosmetic injectables can help with various issues, from hand rejuvenation to wrinkles and lip enhancement.
The centre has expertise and equipment to treat most leg vein problems without surgical stripping, using nonsurgical treatments so patients enjoy a less-invasive experience.
The centre’s laser treatments can deal with anything from tattoo and hair removal through to fungal nails, birthmarks and scarring.
Latest skin care treatments and products are also available, helping with conditions such as acne, excessive sweating, stretch marks and sun damage.
Geelong Cosmetic and Laser Medical Centre is at 110 McKillop Street, Geelong.
Phone 5229 6866 or email info@geelonglasermedical.com.au.

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