Your skin deserves expert hands.

No. You can book directly with the clinic without a referral.

All appointments are performed by Dr Suran Rajapakse, ensuring continuity of care and consistent monitoring over time.

The recommended frequency depends on your individual risk factors, including your skin type, sun exposure history, personal or family history of skin cancer, and the number of moles you have. Dr Rajapakse will recommend an appropriate follow-up schedule.

A comprehensive skin examination is performed using dermoscopy, a specialised imaging technique that allows detailed assessment of moles and skin lesions.

Medicare rebates may be available for eligible consultations and procedures. Our team can provide further information when booking.

FotoFinder ATBM® (Automated Total Body Mapping) is an advanced imaging system that photographs most of the skin surface and assists with ongoing monitoring of moles and skin lesions over time.

It is particularly useful for patients who:

• Have many moles
• Have atypical or unusual-looking moles
• Have a personal history of melanoma
• Have a strong family history of melanoma
• Are considered at increased risk of skin cancer

No. Total Body Mapping is an additional surveillance tool and does not replace a clinical examination by a doctor.

The initial appointment generally takes longer than a standard skin check because photographs are taken and reviewed. Follow-up appointments are usually shorter.

The system captures photographs of most of the skin surface to assist with ongoing monitoring.

This varies depending on your risk profile and clinical findings. Dr Rajapakse will recommend an appropriate surveillance schedule.

Many skin cancers can be diagnosed and treated within the clinic, including surgical excision and other appropriate treatment options.

Depending on the clinical assessment, Dr Rajapakse may recommend monitoring, biopsy, removal, or referral for further specialist management.

Yes. A range of skin cancer surgical procedures are performed in the clinic.

Yes. All pathology results are reviewed by Dr Rajapakse and communicated to patients with appropriate follow-up recommendations.

K-Laser® uses therapeutic laser technology to support tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and assist with selected dermatological and procedural treatments.

Suitability varies between individuals. During a consultation, Dr Rajapakse will assess whether laser treatment may be appropriate for your condition.

Most patients tolerate laser treatment very well, with many describing a gentle warming or tingling sensation during treatment. However, comfort levels vary depending on the type of procedure, the area being treated, and individual sensitivity.

For some treatments, particularly lesion removal, resurfacing procedures, or higher-energy laser applications, a topical anaesthetic cream or local anaesthetic injection may be recommended to improve comfort.

Dr Rajapakse will discuss the expected level of discomfort and any anaesthetic options during your consultation before treatment.

The number of sessions depends on the condition being treated and individual response to treatment.

Yes. Many benign lesions such as seborrhoeic keratoses, skin tags, and selected benign growths may be suitable for treatment after clinical assessment.

Not necessarily. The management plan depends on the clinical assessment and level of concern for skin cancer.

Any skin procedure carries the possibility of scarring. Dr Rajapakse will discuss expected outcomes and treatment options during your consultation.

Please bring your Medicare card, any relevant referral letters, previous skin cancer history, and details of any medications you are taking.

Yes. For the most accurate assessment, please attend without makeup, sunscreen, moisturiser, or other skin products. If you have concerns under your fingernails or toenails, please remove any nail polish beforehand. Artificial tanning products can affect skin assessment and are best avoided for several weeks before your appointment where possible.

Comfortable clothing that can be easily removed or adjusted for examination is recommended.

Yes. Online booking is available through our website.

Please contact the clinic as early as possible if you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment so it can be offered to another patient. Cancellations made within 2 hours of the appointment time, or failure to attend, may incur a non-attendance (DNA) fee.

Dr Rajapakse has undertaken extensive postgraduate training in skin cancer medicine, dermoscopy, skin cancer surgery and procedural medicine. He holds accreditation through the Skin Cancer College Australasia and has completed advanced qualifications in skin cancer diagnosis, dermoscopy and surgical management.

Patients value continuity of care with the same doctor, advanced skin imaging technology, comprehensive in-clinic services, and a focus on ongoing skin cancer surveillance and early detection.