Mole Doctors

27/05/2023

15/12/2022

Some great advice on choosing sunscreen, including what all the numbers and letters on the bottle actually mean, and how to stay safe when you’re out and about this summer ☀️👍

24/10/2022

80% of are first spotted by you or a family member. Watch this video to learn how to check your skin for signs of melanoma. Share this post and en...

04/07/2022

We are looking for a new reception team member to join us at MoleMan in Northcote Point. If you are passionate about great customer service, have a strong administrative skill set, prior reception experience (medical preferred) and you’re looking for an awesome new role, please apply via the Seek website link below.

We’re looking for a reception superstar to join our fun and friendly team at our Northcote Point skin cancer screening and surgical clinic.

26/01/2022

We’re thrilled to be showcasing the work of an amazing local artist Judith Milner Art at MoleMan Northcote Point. Check out the fabulous “Sweet Memories” print below and if you’d like to purchase one for yourself go to www.judithmilner.com.

21/09/2021

Tonight is a full moon which is a great monthly reminder to check your own skin. Start by checking your entire body, including skin not normally exposed to the sun. You could ask for help from someone else to check difficult-to-see areas, such as your back, neck, and scalp.

Our website has a lot more information about what to look for, click here to find out more: https://bit.ly/Checkyourskinsaveyourlife

06/07/2021

We are looking for another doctor with a special interest in skin cancer to come and join our friendly team, two days a week, at our clinic on Auckland’s North Shore. MoleMan is a dedicated skin cancer practice, located in Northcote Point (five minutes from the CBD). Please get in touch if this sounds like you, or someone you know, by sending us a message or phone us on 094806416.

27/05/2021

Save the Date

Schools across the country are invited to join Melanoma New Zealand's annual awareness week in Term 3 this year.

Share or tag a teacher, student or school parent and help us spread the word.
We have some exciting activities planned to help support students and staff to learn about the importance of taking care of their skin when enjoying the outdoors.

New Zealand has the highest rate of melanoma in the world. This life-threatening cancer is most often caused by exposure to the sun, and a history of sunburn in childhood can lead to melanoma later in life. Melanoma is almost always preventable, and it is really important that our young people develop good sun smart habits from an early age.

Schools can join in the fun and “Get Spotted”, through non-uniform days, bake sales, scavenger hunts, quizzes, and other initiatives designed to get us talking about our skin, and how to stay safe in the sun. Schools' Get Spotted initiatives are profiled through our social channels and one lucky school is in to win a grand prize (stay tuned for more details about this!).

We would really love as many schools as possible to get involved in Melanoma New Zealand's annual awareness week. (And we hope to see even more secondary schools register this year, as the date has been brought forward into Term 3).

Get Spotted

27 September 2021 - 1 October 2021
(or pick a date that works for you).

This is a great time of year to encourage children and young people to make good choices about sun awareness and UV protection.

We'll share educational content to inspire students and their whānau to practise sun smart behaviours, plus some fundraising ideas - so register now for more information by clicking the link below.

http://bit.ly/GetSpottedSaveTheDate2021

04/02/2021

Great story on Seven Sharp tonight about the importance of getting your moles checked. MoleMan’s Dr Grant Coe makes an appearance too 👍

15/12/2020

When the UV index is 3 or above, you need to slip, slop, slap, seek and slide to protect your skin from the sun.

Download a UV app on your phone to make checking the current UV level easy – it will also tell you what the maximum UV level will be for the day.