Welcome to SkinWise

SkinWise is Solvera’s patient information hub for skin cancer education, appointment guidance, treatment information and ongoing skin health.

Here you can explore clear, practical information about common skin conditions, skin checks, what to expect at your appointment, diagnostic technology, treatment pathways, follow up care and prevention. Our aim is to help you feel more informed and prepared when making decisions about your skin health.

This information is general in nature and designed to help you prepare before speaking with a doctor. It does not replace individual medical advice. If you have a changing mole, a new or unusual spot, or concerns about your skin, please book an appointment with a Solvera Skin Cancer Doctor for an individual assessment.

SKIN CANCER EDUCATION

SKINWISE

Doctor performing a skin check on a patient

What happens during a Skin Cancer Check?

Nervous about your first skin cancer check? Discover exactly what happens, step by step, to ease your worries.

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Older male entering the surf on a sunny day

Why Is Skin Cancer So Common in Australia?

Skin cancer is so common in Australia that many people know someone who has had a mole, spot or lesion removed. This is not simply bad luck. Australia’s high UV […]

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Melanotan Peptide Sunbake

Melanotan-II and changing moles: what you need to know

If you have used Melanotan-II and noticed new or changing moles, you may be wondering what those changes mean and whether you should be concerned.

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Bushwalking in the winter sun

Winter Skin Checks

Skin cancer is not just a summer concern. UV damage builds over many years, and new or changing spots should be checked at any time of year. Solvera Skin Cancer […]

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Total body photography during a skin check

Melanoma vs Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer: What Is the Difference?

Learn the key differences between melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer, including how BCC, SCC and melanoma may appear, why early detection matters, and when to book a skin check.

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CONDITIONS

Small basal cell carcinoma on the ear

Basal cell carcinoma

Basal cell carcinoma is the most common form of skin cancer. It grows slowly and rarely spreads, but it can damage the skin and tissue around it if left untreated, which is why finding and treating it early matters.

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Melanoma on a woman's scalp

Melanoma

Melanoma is a skin cancer that can spread if left untreated, which is why finding and treating it early matters.

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