Skin GP

Skin GP SkinGP Woodend
Skin Cancer Clinic

Accredited Skin Cancer Doctors. Skin checks. Advanced mole mapping total body photography. Skin cancer management.

Purpose built Skin Cancer Clinic. Located in the heart of Woodend, Macedon Ranges.

If you've been meaning to book a skin check and haven't got around to it, this is your nudge.Walking into SkinGP Woodend...
23/04/2026

If you've been meaning to book a skin check and haven't got around to it, this is your nudge.

Walking into SkinGP Woodend looks exactly like this - a friendly face at the desk, someone to answer your questions, and a team that makes the process as straightforward as possible from the moment you arrive.

Melanoma caught early is highly treatable. A full skin check takes 30 to 40 minutes, no referral required, and our reception team is happy to talk you through what to expect before you even book.

Call us on (03) 9969 5000 or book online via the link.

https://www.skingp.com.au/general-page/contact

Meet Melissa Morrison, Medical Receptionist at SkinGP Woodend.Melissa has lived in the Macedon Ranges her whole life, so...
21/04/2026

Meet Melissa Morrison, Medical Receptionist at SkinGP Woodend.

Melissa has lived in the Macedon Ranges her whole life, so when patients walk through the door, there's a good chance she already knows them. That familiarity is something she genuinely loves about the role.

She came to SkinGP in August 2025 after ten years working in optics - caring for people in a different context, but with the same instinct. Skin cancer medicine was a completely new world to her when she started, and she'll be the first to say she was blown away by the technology and by just how important regular skin checks are. It's the kind of thing you don't think about until you're in the middle of it every day.

Outside the clinic, she's outdoors with her kids, making the most of everything the Macedon Ranges has to offer.

We're glad to have her as part of the team.

https://www.skingp.com.au/general-page/our-team

16/04/2026

There's a reason experienced skin cancer doctors seek out a clinic like SkinGP Woodend. When everyone in the room is focused on the same specialty, every day, that shared knowledge and care flows directly to the patient.

We're grateful to have Dr Rhian Pickard's experience and skills as part of that.

Book a skin check via the link. No referral required.

https://www.skingp.com.au/general-page/our-team

When a procedure is recommended at SkinGP Woodend, you're not just in the hands of one doctor.Our clinical team - doctor...
14/04/2026

When a procedure is recommended at SkinGP Woodend, you're not just in the hands of one doctor.

Our clinical team - doctors, skin cancer nurses, and support staff - works together in a purpose-built facility designed specifically for this work. The same team, the same rooms, the same equipment, every day. That consistency matters when it comes to skin cancer treatment, and it's one of the things that separates a dedicated skin cancer clinic from a general practice setting.

No referral required to book. If you've got a spot you're concerned about, call us directly on (03) 9969 5000.

https://www.skingp.com.au/general-page/services

A recap of scenes from the Melanoma March, Woodend!Donations to Melanoma March are open until the end of April.If you've...
09/04/2026

A recap of scenes from the Melanoma March, Woodend!

Donations to Melanoma March are open until the end of April.

If you've been meaning to contribute, there's still time. Every dollar raised goes directly to Melanoma Institute Australia and their mission to reach zero deaths from melanoma.

Give to a Woodend participant, team, or the event directly via the link in our bio.

https://woodend.melanomamarch.org.au/

Meet Nakita Reitano, Medical Receptionist at SkinGP Woodend.Nakita grew up in Romsey and Lancefield, so the Macedon Rang...
07/04/2026

Meet Nakita Reitano, Medical Receptionist at SkinGP Woodend.

Nakita grew up in Romsey and Lancefield, so the Macedon Ranges has always been home. She came to SkinGP with a background in medical reception and a genuine love of making patients feel at ease from the moment they walk in - something she thinks comes naturally in a clinic that's dedicated entirely to skin cancer care.

There's a comfort in knowing that's all we do here, and patients feel that.

When she's not at the clinic, Nakita is out on 80 acres in Spring Hill with her partner, a herd of goats, cows, and a lifestyle that's as regional VIC as it as it gets!

We're glad to have her as part of the team.

https://www.skingp.com.au/general-page/our-team

02/04/2026

Some skin cancer doctors come to the field through general practice. Dr Rhian Pickard came through surgical training in burns and plastics, where she spent a year treating patients with advanced melanoma - complex surgeries, difficult outcomes, and cases that could have gone differently with an earlier diagnosis.

That experience is what drives her approach to dermoscopy and early detection at SkinGP Woodend today. It's also what makes her story worth hearing directly.

Book a skin check via the link in our bio. No referral required.

https://www.skingp.com.au/general-page/our-team

01/04/2026

What a Sunday we were gifted for the Woodend Melanoma March. Beautiful autumn conditions and an incredible turnout from the Macedon Ranges community, those in attendance connecting and socialising well past the conclusion of the walk itself.

Melanoma March Woodend has now raised $13,422 (and counting) for life-saving melanoma research through Melanoma Institute Australia. Across all Melanoma March events nationally, $595,322 has been raised toward a $600,000 goal - and there's still time to help get it there.

If you were there on Sunday, thank you. If you couldn't make it but want to contribute, donations are still open. You can give directly to Woodend participants and teams, or donate to the national Melanoma March campaign, via the link below.

Every dollar funds research that is working toward zero deaths from melanoma.

https://woodend.melanomamarch.org.au/

This Sunday. Campaspe Park, Woodend. 8:30am.Last year's crowd gathered right here and helped make Melanoma March Woodend...
27/03/2026

This Sunday. Campaspe Park, Woodend. 8:30am.

Last year's crowd gathered right here and helped make Melanoma March Woodend one of the best community events in the Macedon Ranges calendar. This year we're hoping to go bigger - and with over $8,900 already raised for Melanoma Institute Australia, we're well on our way. There's still time to register.

Adults are $40, kids aged 5–17 are $20, and under 5s are free. A family ticket covering two adults and up to five kids is $80. The walking route is pram and wheelchair accessible, dogs are welcome on a lead, and SkinGP is putting on a free sausage sizzle and water on the day.

The morning kicks off with talks from our doctors and a melanoma patient, the walk starts at 9am, and we wrap up by 11am - a great few hours out with the family for a cause that genuinely matters.

Can't make it in person? You can still donate to a participant or to the Woodend event directly at the link below.

https://woodend.melanomamarch.org.au/

LAST CALL! - Join us this Sunday 29 March 2026 for Melanoma March Woodend at Campaspe Park - a community walk supporting...
26/03/2026

LAST CALL! - Join us this Sunday 29 March 2026 for Melanoma March Woodend at Campaspe Park - a community walk supporting life-saving melanoma research and awareness.

This family-friendly event is part of the national Melanoma March campaign by Melanoma Institute Australia, now in its 15th year, bringing people together to raise funds and help move closer to zero deaths from melanoma.

We’re calling on locals and local businesses and the community to help make it a success:

✔ DONATE! Attend the walk or donate via Melanoma Institute Australia
✔ Spread the word by sharing this post

Together, we can make a local impact on a national cause!

Image via Melanoma Institute Australia

https://woodend.melanomamarch.org.au/

20/03/2026

Our second Melanoma March is coming up on Sunday 29 March at Campaspe Park, and we'd love to see you there.

The morning kicks off at 8:30am with talks from our doctors and a melanoma patient, followed by the walk and community activities. It's a family-friendly event, the walking route is pram and wheelchair accessible, and four-legged friends are welcome on a lead. SkinGP is providing a free sausage sizzle and water on the day.

All funds raised go to Melanoma Institute Australia to support their melanoma research. Registration is $40 for adults, $20 for children aged 5–17, and free for under 5s. A family ticket (2 adults + up to 5 children) is $80.

Register at the link below, all participants need to register online before arriving.

https://woodend.melanomamarch.org.au/

Congratulations and best wishes to Dr Loshna Devamany, who will be commencing maternity leave at the end of March. We're...
19/03/2026

Congratulations and best wishes to Dr Loshna Devamany, who will be commencing maternity leave at the end of March. We're so excited for her and wish her all the best during this special time.

If you have any questions about your care while Dr Loshna is away, please don't hesitate to call the clinic on (03) 9969 5000 — our team is here to help.

https://www.skingp.com.au/general-page/our-team

Address

44B Anslow Street
Woodend, VIC
3442

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+61399695000

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