Norwest Skin Cancer Checks, Diagnosis & Treatment
Focused on skin.Caring for you.
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Solvera Skin Cancer Institute brings together experienced doctors with advanced training in skin cancer medicine. Through careful, personalised assessment and advanced diagnostic technology, we provide clear, considered care with education and guidance, treatment where needed and ongoing monitoring.
SERVICES
HOW WE CAN HELP
Full body skin check
For a comprehensive assessment of your skin
Urgent spot check
Concerned about a new or changing spot?
3D Mole Mapping
Monitor moles and changes over time
Confocal microscopy
Advanced imaging of selected suspicious lesions
Procedures & Treatments
Biopsy, excision and treatments when required
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3D MOLE MAPPING
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY.A MORE COMPLETE VIEW OF YOUR SKIN.
Solvera's 3D Total Body Photography creates a high resolution visual record of your skin, helping your doctor monitor moles and identify changes across the body over time.
Combined with AI-assisted technology and assessment by experienced skin cancer doctors, it brings advanced imaging and clinical expertise together in one approach.
360°
3D SKIN
IMAGING
Why choose Solvera
DOCTOR-LED CARE.ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY.ONE CONNECTED APPROACH.
Comprehensive skin cancer care brings together detection, diagnosis, treatment, education and ongoing monitoring. At Solvera, experienced skin cancer doctors combine clinical expertise with advanced diagnostic technology to provide considered, connected care at every stage.
Experienced skin cancer doctors
Every skin check is performed by a doctor with advanced training in skin cancer medicine, bringing clinical experience and judgement to every assessment.
Advanced diagnostic technology
Dermoscopy, 3D Total Body Photography and Confocal Microscopy give our doctors additional information to assess, monitor and investigate areas of concern when appropriate.
Continuity of care
From your initial skin check through further investigation, biopsy, treatment and follow-up, Solvera provides connected care with your individual circumstances at the centre.
SOLVERA TEAM
Meet YOUR skin cancer doctors


Dr Mehrnoosh Alian
Skin Cancer Doctor, Female, MD, FRACGP, MMed(Skin Cancer) UQ, Advanced Certificate of Dermatoscopy and Skin Cancer Surgery (SCCA), Senior lecturer at Western Sydney University and University of Queensland


Dr Raj Rajalingam
Skin Cancer Doctor, Male, MBBS BSc(Med) UNSW, FRACGP, MMed(Skin Cancer) UQ, Dip Dermoscopy (SCCA), Int Dip Dermoscopy (Graz), MSc(Dermoscopy) Graz, Clinical Lecturer and Course Co-ordinator, The University of Queensland


Dr Tim Scrivener
Skin Cancer Doctor, Male, BSc (UNSW), MBBS Sydney University, FRACGP, MMed (Skin Cancer) University of Queensland.
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SKIN CANCER FAQS
Your questions answered
How much does a skin cancer check cost at Solvera, and is it covered by Medicare?
A standard weekday full skin check at Solvera costs $150, with a Medicare rebate available for eligible consultations. Fees vary for urgent spot checks, 3D Total Body Photography, procedures and some appointment types. You can view our current fees and expected out-of-pocket costs on our Fees page.
What happens during a full body skin cancer check?
A full body skin check at Solvera is performed by an experienced doctor with advanced training in skin cancer medicine. Your doctor carefully examines your skin and uses dermoscopy to assess moles, spots or lesions more closely where needed. Any findings are discussed with you, along with recommendations for monitoring, further investigation or treatment.
Who should have a skin cancer check and how often?
How often you should have a skin cancer check depends on your individual risk. Factors can include your skin type, number of moles, history of sun exposure or sunburn, family history and any previous skin cancers. Your doctor can assess your risk and recommend a skin check and follow-up schedule appropriate for you.
What are the warning signs of skin cancer?
Warning signs can include a new, changing or unusual spot, or a sore that does not heal. Changes in size, shape, colour or texture, or symptoms such as bleeding, itching or tenderness, may also need assessment. If you notice a spot that concerns you, it is important to have it checked by a doctor.
What is the difference between a skin check and 3D mole mapping?
A skin check involves a doctor examining your skin and assessing individual moles, spots and lesions using clinical examination and dermoscopy. 3D mole mapping uses Total Body Photography to create a detailed visual record of your skin, helping doctors monitor changes over time. At Solvera, 3D imaging supports your doctor's assessment rather than replacing it.
What happens if a suspicious spot is found during my skin check?
If your doctor identifies a spot that requires further assessment, they will explain what they have found and recommend the most appropriate next step. Depending on the lesion, this may include monitoring, additional imaging such as Confocal Microscopy, a biopsy or treatment. Solvera can provide ongoing care from assessment through diagnosis, treatment and follow-up.
Do you remove skin tags and moles?
Yes. Our doctors remove skin tags and benign moles that are bothersome, catch on clothing or jewellery, or that you’d simply prefer removed. Every mole is assessed by a doctor first, and removed tissue can be sent for pathology if needed. Book a consult online or call us on 02 8806 2207.
Proudly caring for patients in the Norwest, Bella Vista, Castle Hill, Baulkham Hills, Hills region and Sydney's Western Suburbs
FIND SOLVERA
Address
Suite 204, 2-8 Brookhollow Avenue Norwest NSW 2153
Contact
- 02 8806 2207
- Directions to Solvera
Opening hours
Getting to Solvera
Parking - Available in Norwest Business Park, directly below our clinic. Enter via Brookhollow Avenue.
Public Transport - Solvera is a 900m walk from the Norwest Metro station
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