Book a skin cancer check in Charlestown at Smith Street Medical Centre for changing moles, new spots, skin lesions, sun-damaged skin, routine full-body checks and follow-up monitoring. Our GPs can assess skin concerns, explain findings clearly, and arrange a biopsy, excision, or dermatology referral if needed.
A safe space to talk
In-clinic GP skin check appointment
28 Smith St, Charlestown NSW 2290
Moles, lesions, sun damage and skin changes
Online or by phone
Regular skin checks can help catch changes early, and having a GP who knows your history makes it easier to monitor spots or moles over time. At Smith Street Medical Centre Charlestown, our doctors provide skin cancer checks and management for patients across Charlestown, Kotara, Whitebridge, Kahibah and surrounding Lake Macquarie suburbs.
Skin cancer check appointments may include a full-body skin examination, review of new or changing moles, dermoscopy where appropriate, and management of sun-damaged skin. If a concerning spot is found, your GP can discuss next steps, including biopsy, excision or referral to a dermatologist.
Whether you’re due for a routine check or have a specific spot you’d like reviewed, our Charlestown team is here to help you feel supported through the process.
This service is available at our Charlestown clinic, with appointments offered by our team of experienced GPs. Visit our Doctors page to see who’s available.
Check moles that change in size, shape or colour.
Review new spots that have appeared on the skin.
Assess spots that itch, bleed, crust or do not heal.
Routine skin screening from head to toe.
Review areas affected by long-term sun exposure.
Track moles or lesions that need ongoing review.
Closer GP assessment using a dermatoscope where appropriate.
Referral or next steps if a biopsy is needed.
On-site treatment may be discussed if clinically suitable.
Referral to a dermatologist if specialist review is needed.
You may book a skin cancer check appointment at our Charlestown clinic if:
Important: Online information does not replace medical advice from a GP. If a skin lesion is rapidly changing, bleeding, or painful, or if you are very concerned, book promptly. For urgent or emergency medical attention, call 000.
A short guide to help you choose the right appointment type for your concern.
Skin cancer checks usually need an in-clinic appointment because your GP needs to examine the skin directly.
Telehealth may be suitable for follow-up discussion or referral questions, but not for a full skin examination.
Tell your GP about any changing moles, new spots, skin symptoms or previous skin cancer history.
Review relevant details such as sun exposure, family history, outdoor work or previous skin checks.
Your GP may perform a skin examination and use dermoscopy where appropriate.
Receive advice, monitoring guidance, referral, biopsy discussion or treatment planning if needed.
Book follow-up care if a lesion needs review, treatment or future monitoring.
Our Charlestown clinic is conveniently located on Smith Street and serves patients from across eastern Lake Macquarie and Newcastle. Many patients visit Smith Street Medical Centre in Charlestown for full-body skin checks, mole checks, dermoscopic assessments, mole monitoring, sun safety advice, and skin cancer management.
Smith Street Medical Centre is a mixed-billing clinic. Skin cancer check appointment fees can vary depending on appointment type, length, Medicare eligibility, consultation needs, procedure requirements and clinic policy. The current fee schedule lists a skin check fee and explains that Medicare rebates may apply. Bulk billing may be available for eligible patients under the clinic’s billing policy. Please view the fee schedule or contact reception before booking if you have questions about appointment costs.
Smith Street Medical Centre Charlestown is located at 28 Smith St, Charlestown NSW 2290. Patients can use the map for directions or call reception for help choosing the right appointment type.
Yes. Smith Street Medical Centre, Charlestown, offers skin cancer checks and management, mole and lesion management, sun damage management, and routine skin screening.
You can book to have moles changed, new spots treated, itching or bleeding lesions treated, full-body checks, mole monitoring, and sun-damaged skin treated.
Your GP may perform a head-to-toe skin examination, check specific spots and use dermoscopy where appropriate.
Yes. Patients can book a mole check in Charlestown if they have a changing mole, new spot, or a mole they would like reviewed.
If a biopsy, excision or dermatology referral is needed, your GP can discuss the next step and arrange appropriate referral or care.
A full skin check usually needs an in-clinic appointment. Telehealth may only be suitable for follow-up discussion or referral questions.
Yes. Skin checks usually need an in-clinic assessment because your GP needs to examine the skin directly.
Yes. Smith Street Medical Centre is a mixed billing clinic. Fees may vary depending on eligibility, appointment type and consultation length.
You can book online or call Smith Street Medical Centre Charlestown on (02) 4943 3066.
Book promptly with a GP. For urgent or emergency medical attention, call 000.
GP assessment for moles, lesions and sun-damaged skin.
Understand what your GP sees and what happens next.
Receive prevention-focused guidance suited to your lifestyle.
Book skin cancer checks at Smith Street Medical Centre, Charlestown.
Related Charlestown services
If you have noticed a changing mole, a new spot, an itchy lesion, a bleeding area, or are due for a routine skin screening, our Charlestown clinic can help with GP skin cancer checks and management.
