Skin Cancer Specialists · Adelaide, SA
Early detection
saves lives
Whole body Skin Cancer checks at our up-to-date facilities at Thebarton and Mawson Lakes. Lead by experienced skin cancer doctors
Adelaide’s dedicated skin cancer specialists
Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world — and South Australia is no exception. At Adelaide Skin Cancer Centre, we believe that early detection saves lives. That’s why we’ve built a clinic dedicated entirely to skin cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment, giving every patient the focused care they deserve.
Our modern, well-equipped clinics in Thebarton and Mawson Lakes bring specialist-level skin cancer care closer to where you live. Whether you’re coming in for a routine full body check or need treatment for a concerning lesion, our experienced doctors are here to guide you every step of the way.
Skin Cancer College Australasia members
Computerised dermoscopy
Biopsies performed on-site
Pension card discount available
Comprehensive skin cancer care
From routine skin checks to complex surgical procedures, our clinic is equipped to care for your skin at every stage.
Skin cancer is highly treatable when caught early. Take the first step and book your check today.
Why skin checks matter in Australia
Skin cancer rates in Australia are higher than anywhere else in the world — the most common form of cancer across all age groups. In SA, the lifetime risk is 1 in 33 for men and 1 in 36 for women.
Know Your Skin
Get to know every mole, freckle and spot on your body. Regular self-checks help you notice changes in size, shape or colour before they become serious.
When to See a Doctor
Don't wait for symptoms. If you notice a new spot, a changing mole, or a sore that won't heal — book a skin check promptly. Early detection dramatically improves outcomes.
How We Diagnose
Our doctors use computerised dermoscopy and full body imaging to examine your skin in detail — detecting cancers that are invisible to the naked eye.
Who Is at Risk
Anyone can develop skin cancer, but fair skin, a history of sunburn, outdoor work or a family history of melanoma significantly increases your risk. Regular checks are essential.
Types of Skin Cancer
The three main types are basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma. Each varies in severity, but all are treatable when caught early.
Treatment at Our Clinic
From cryotherapy and excisions to complex surgery, all treatment is performed on-site. No referrals needed — diagnosis and treatment under one roof.
Know Your Skin
Get to know every mole, freckle and spot on your body. Regular self-checks help you notice changes in size, shape or colour before they become serious.
When to See a Doctor
Don't wait for symptoms. If you notice a new spot, a changing mole, or a sore that won't heal — book a skin check promptly. Early detection dramatically improves outcomes.
How We Diagnose
Our doctors use computerised dermoscopy and full body imaging to examine your skin in detail — detecting cancers that are invisible to the naked eye.
Who Is at Risk
Anyone can develop skin cancer, but fair skin, a history of sunburn, outdoor work or a family history of melanoma significantly increases your risk. Regular checks are essential.
Types of Skin Cancer
The three main types are basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma. Each varies in severity, but all are treatable when caught early.
Treatment at Our Clinic
From cryotherapy and excisions to complex surgery, all treatment is performed on-site. No referrals needed — diagnosis and treatment under one roof.
Know Your Skin
Get to know every mole, freckle and spot on your body. Regular self-checks help you notice changes in size, shape or colour before they become serious.
When to See a Doctor
Don't wait for symptoms. If you notice a new spot, a changing mole, or a sore that won't heal — book a skin check promptly. Early detection dramatically improves outcomes.
How We Diagnose
Our doctors use computerised dermoscopy and full body imaging to examine your skin in detail — detecting cancers that are invisible to the naked eye.
Who Is at Risk
Anyone can develop skin cancer, but fair skin, a history of sunburn, outdoor work or a family history of melanoma significantly increases your risk. Regular checks are essential.
Types of Skin Cancer
The three main types are basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma. Each varies in severity, but all are treatable when caught early.
Treatment at Our Clinic
From cryotherapy and excisions to complex surgery, all treatment is performed on-site. No referrals needed — diagnosis and treatment under one roof.
Your Visit to
Adelaide Skin Cancer Centre
We’ve made the process as simple and stress-free as possible. From booking to treatment, our experienced doctors guide you through every step — all under one roof.
Meet the Specialists Behind Your Care
Our doctors bring years of dedicated training in skin cancer medicine, dermoscopy and surgery. You’re in experienced, caring hands at every visit.
Dr. Sheng-Wen Cheng
Dr. Sheng-Wen Cheng
Dr. Ali Altalebi
Dr. Ali Altalebi
Contact Us
Thebarton House
Thebarton House
105, South Road
Thebarton – 5031
South Australia
Mawson Lakes
Mawson Lakes Specialist Clinic
Unit 2/23-25 Metro Parade
Mawson Lakes 5095
South Australia
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