Best Mole Removal Clinics Auckland Near Me

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Just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it’s not there.


New Zealand and Australia have the highest rates of melanoma in the world and approximately 50% of all New Zealanders will get a skin cancer in their lifetime.


At Mole Doctors we’re on a mission to change to make mole screening, diagnosis, and surgery more accessible and affordable. We’re doctors – not technicians, so we can give you an expert check over and we provide surgical services too.


Mole Doctors have identified and removed thousands of skin cancers through skin screening, diagnosis and surgery.

While we have expert eyes, we also have super smart technology on our side. We use dermoscopy and digital mole map technology to check your skin for any moles of concern.

If we find something, we can talk you through the options there and then. No sending you off to another doctor – we are the Mole Doctors!

Our clinic is easy to find at 146 Queen St, Northcote Point – just over the bridge on the North Shore, and only five minutes drive from Auckland City Centre.

Parking is available to the rear of the building, including access car parking.

4worldlovers: We are Skin Cancer Doctors experienced in the diagnosis and treatment of all types of skin cancer including melanoma.

We specialise in the early detection of skin cancers from head to toe with the use of dermoscopy - a skin magnifier, the "stethoscope of the skin".

We offer comprehensive medical and surgical treatment of skin cancers with our highly trained and qualified doctors.

We use the latest digital technologies to 'mole map' any suspicious mole and monitor it over time - reducing unnecessary surgery.

We offer Total Body Photography, a systematic set of body photos to better monitor for new and changing moles in higher-risk patients.

Paul and Chen are both highly experienced skin cancer doctors having trained at the University of Auckland School of Medicine with Masters degree qualification in skin cancer from the University of Queensland. They are both Southern Cross Affiliated Providers, NIB First Choice providers, and accredited Skin Cancer Doctors with the New Zealand Skin Cancer Doctors Society.

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Our clinic located in New Lynn offers a comprehensive range of specialist, cosmetic and surgical treatments within Skin Cancer, Dermatology and Veins.


When visiting Skin Institute New Lynn, you can park for 2 hours on L1 in the McCrae Way carpark. On arrival put your car registration number into the machine which will dispense two tickets, one for your car and one to bring to reception. From the car park turn towards Lynn Mall and take the Totara Health entrance across the air bridge and through the automatic doors - continue through the Totara Health Reception area – then either up the stairs to the left or take the lift on the right to Level 2. Please note Level 2 cannot be accessed directly from the carpark.


MBChB, Dip Derm (UK), FRNZCGP, Accredited Member Skin Cancer College Australasia/NZ Skin Cancer Doctors, Research Fellow Skin Cancer Unit James Cook University

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Specialist-level care of moles and skin lesions, in one visit, one day.


Your local NZ Skin Health clinic is the only skin cancer facility where we map your moles, can be screened, diagnosed, monitored and have treatment in comfort by our team of dermoscopists and doctors. Treatment is done on site by our skin cancer GPs or plastic surgeons. Our focus is your comfort.

With our skin cancer and mole checks, we aim to diagnose and professionally treat or remove any problem lesion, on-site in our clinic, so you can resume your busy life without any lingering anxiety, unnecessary waiting or visiting multiple locations.

4worldlovers: Our West Auckland clinic specialises in mole mapping and skin cancer diagnosis. We provide a relaxed, friendly team who use proven skin-mapping system to diagnose melanoma and other skin cancers early.

Only MoleMap’s proven system combines head-to-toe skin mapping by trained Melanographers with expert diagnosis of any suspicious moles by specialist Dermatologists.

That’s what makes us unique and what makes our skin cancer detection service so effective.

Watch our video so you know what to expect when you come to MoleMap West Auckland – and feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

New Zealand’s UV rates are among the highest in the world, and every bit of UV damage all adds up. Even incidental sun exposure can increase your melanoma risk, which is why it’s crucial to have your skin and moles thoroughly checked, early and often.

Did you know that most melanoma can be easily treated, as long as it’s detected early? That’s why having a regular skin and mole check is so vital.

Conveniently located on Lincoln Rd, we service all surrounding areas, including: Massey, West Harbour, Westgate, Royal Heights, Te Atatu Peninsula, Te Atatu, Te Atatu South, Lincoln, Massey West, Ranui, Henderson, Western Heights, Glendene, Kelston, Sunnyvale, Oratia, New Lynn, Titirangi, Green Bay, Blockhouse Bay, Avondale, Lynfield, New Windsor, Owairaka, Mount Albert, Point Chevalier, Waitakere, Hobsonville, Whenuapai, Kumeu and Huapai.

If you’re worried about a mole, and think it may have some of the early signs of melanoma, ask your doctor or dermatologist to check it as soon as possible – or book an appointment at MoleMap straight away.

What is melanoma and what is my skin cancer risk level?

While a common mole can become cancerous it is rare and that is why it is crucial to have a regular mole check, particularly if your are medium to high risk — try our risk quiz here. Common moles are usually smaller than five millimetres, are perfectly evenly shaped and have a single colour. You should not expect a mole which has been around for quite some time to become dangerous. However, if you see that it starts changing during your own mole check, you should see a doctor immediately.

On the other hand, not all abnormal moles turn into skin cancer. Abnormal moles are pre-cancerous, but this does not mean they are skin cancer — in fact, most of them never become cancerous. Dermatologists recommend that they are monitored and removed only in case they pose serious danger.

It is also interesting to note that some skin cancer moles do not match all ABCDE criteria that is used to visually detect moles of concern.