Doctor Roshan

04/04/2026

Not all skin changes feel serious.
That doesn’t mean they aren’t.

If you’re unsure, get it checked.

Early reassurance or early detection.
Both matter.

03/04/2026

A busy yet rewarding day at Marina Bay Sands, ending with a blissful rooftop dinner at Spago.

01/04/2026

A punch biopsy is a simple procedure that takes a small, deeper sample of skin to help determine exactly what’s going on beneath the surface.

It can help guide:
• Accurate diagnosis
• Treatment decisions
• Next steps in your care

When there’s uncertainty, clarity matters.

30/03/2026

A biopsy involves taking a small sample of skin to be examined under a microscope, helping determine what a spot is, whether it’s harmless, and if treatment is needed.

There are different types of biopsies, including punch, shave, and excision. Each is selected based on the nature of the lesion and what needs to be assessed.

The type of biopsy can influence how much detail is seen and what steps are taken next.

Choosing the right biopsy is an important part of getting an accurate diagnosis and appropriate care.

28/03/2026

We are excited to invite you to the Exclusive Launch Party for
Canberra Skin and Aesthetics.

Come celebrate with us on 2 May 2026, from 11 AM to 2 PM,
at 68 Dalkin Crescent, Casey ACT 2913.

Enjoy:
Drinks and nibbles
Giveaways and goodie bags
Aesthetic demos and mini-consultations

You will also have the chance to learn more about our premium cosmetic medicine services, including aesthetic consultations, wrinkle reduction, volume restoration, PRP rejuvenation, and thread lifting.

We would love to see you there.

27/03/2026

A mole check and a full body skin check may seem similar, but they serve different purposes.

A mole check focuses on a specific spot of concern, often when something has changed or looks unusual.

A full body skin check is broader and systematic, assessing the entire skin to identify suspicious, subtle, or easily missed lesions.

Sometimes, the most important finding is not the original concern, but something discovered during a more complete examination.

25/03/2026

Back in Singapore and back to a few familiar spots before going exploring.

23/03/2026

It usually includes a broader, systematic assessment of the skin, reviewing moles, sun spots, and areas that are difficult to see yourself, while paying close attention to any changes over time.

The goal is to carefully identify which spots require closer attention.

Often, the greatest benefit is not just detection, but clarity and peace of mind.

21/03/2026

Now consulting in Casey, ACT.

Dr Roshan Dalpadado is an Accredited Skin Cancer Doctor providing comprehensive skin cancer care, from targeted mole checks to full body skin assessments, biopsies, and surgical treatments.

With experience across 500+ procedures, consultations are focused on careful assessment, early detection, and clear management plans tailored to each patient.

📍 Health Plus General Practice, Casey ACT
📅 Wednesday & Thursday | 8:30am – 5:30pm
📞 (02) 6109 9320
💻 Book via HotDoc

If you’ve noticed a changing spot or simply want peace of mind a professional skin check is a valuable step.

Book an online appointment with your preferred healthcare provider all over Australia. See up to date availability and book instantly.

20/03/2026

It refers to doctors who have developed deeper, more focused expertise in a specific area, often through seeing more cases, using specialised tools, and managing more complex presentations.

In skin cancer medicine, this can make a meaningful difference, especially when some skin cancers are subtle or easily mistaken for harmless spots.

Understanding this helps patients make more informed decisions about their care.

18/03/2026

I'm never underwhelmed by the positive impact of being in nature, even if it's in a somewhat artificial setting.

16/03/2026

The answer depends on your individual risk profile, including age, skin type, number of moles, UV exposure, and family history.
Low risk individuals may not require routine full-body screening.
Moderate risk often warrants checks every 1–2 years.
High risk patients may require reviews every 6–12 months with regular self-checks.

The key principle: risk guides frequency.
And regardless of schedule, new or changing spots should always be assessed promptly.