Dermscope

Dermscope Skin Cancer Checks
Qualified Dermoscopist
83-85 High Street, Broadford, VIC. https://dermscope.com.au

18/08/2026

Intradermal nevus

A female in her 50’s presents with a raised lesion on her back. She has had this for most of her life.What is your likel...
14/08/2026

A female in her 50’s presents with a raised lesion on her back. She has had this for most of her life.

What is your likely diagnosis?

Benign lesions. Some of the lesions Dermoscopist can see through their lense
05/08/2026

Benign lesions. Some of the lesions Dermoscopist can see through their lense

29/07/2026

Meet Jen - the face behind Dermscope

As a qualified Dermoscopist and Dermal Clinician, Jen is passionate about improving access to professional skin cancer checks throughout Broadford and the wider Mitchell Shire community.

Using dermoscopy, Jen carefully examines the skin to identify suspicious or potentially concerning lesions. Where further medical assessment is required, clients will be referred to an appropriate healthcare professional.

With Australia having one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, Jen’s focus is on early detection, education and prevention. She helps clients better understand their skin, recognise changes and feel more confident about prioritising regular skin checks.

Jen’s approach is professional, thorough and supportive. Her role is to assist with the early recognition of concerning lesions while making skin cancer checks more accessible within our local community.

When you book with Jen, you can expect a careful assessment, clear information and practical guidance about the next steps for your skin health.

Email: [email protected]
Bookings: https://clientportal.zandahealth.com/clientportal/dermscope1

If there is light out, there is a form of energy. UV-Rays are out during winter and not only in summer. Think of it like...
18/07/2026

If there is light out, there is a form of energy. UV-Rays are out during winter and not only in summer. Think of it like this, when we turn our light switch on there is a form on energy that is being used. When we go outside and there is light, there is also another form of energy. UV-Rays don’t stop because there is no heat outside. They are around all year.

Sun protection still needs to be worn.

Did you know that having more than 50 moles can mean you are at a higher risk of skin cancer. Those with multiple moles ...
12/07/2026

Did you know that having more than 50 moles can mean you are at a higher risk of skin cancer.

Those with multiple moles can find it hard to monitor their lesion if they are in places that are difficult to see such as your back, but imagine having multiple? Having multiple is difficult as new ones can pop up at any given time and we aren’t really keeping an eye out as there is just too many to focus on.

More moles means more pigment producing cells, which can possibly mean a higher chances of these cells turning into mutations causing skin cancer.

It’s really important to regularly self monitor but it’s also very important to have an annual check up with a professional. What we see under our scopes can be very different to what you see.

Stay safe.

An annual skin check is recommended for all individuals. Regular yearly skin checks may assist with the early detection ...
20/06/2026

An annual skin check is recommended for all individuals. Regular yearly skin checks may assist with the early detection of skin cancer and other concerning skin changes.

Here is a picture of a blue nevus. These lesions are relatively common. Unlike most other moles, blue nevi are located d...
16/06/2026

Here is a picture of a blue nevus. These lesions are relatively common. Unlike most other moles, blue nevi are located deeper within the layers of the skin, which gives them their characteristic blue or sometimes grey appearance.

Although a blue nevus is usually benign, a blue or grey coloration can also be seen in some melanomas. For this reason, it is important to monitor blue nevi, as well as all skin lesions.

Did you know that working outdoors can increase your risk of skin cancer? Prolonged exposure to UV rays can damage skin ...
09/06/2026

Did you know that working outdoors can increase your risk of skin cancer?

Prolonged exposure to UV rays can damage skin cells and increase the likelihood of developing skin cancer.

When was your last skin check? Have you ever had one? Regular skin checks can help with detecting a skin cancer early, which ultimately improves treatment outcomes, etc.

Book in your next skin check and stay safe.

Multiple sunburns throughout your life increase your risk of developing skin cancer. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation can pe**...
06/06/2026

Multiple sunburns throughout your life increase your risk of developing skin cancer. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation can pe*****te the skin and damage the DNA in skin cells. Over time, this damage can accumulate, increasing the risk of cancers such as melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma.

Even if you’ve never had a noticeable sunburn, UV exposure can still cause skin damage. UV rays are present year-round, including during winter. Whenever UV radiation reaches the Earth’s surface, it can contribute to skin damage, even on cool or cloudy days. The risk depends on factors such as the UV Index, time spent outdoors, skin type, and the amount of protection used.

Book yourself in for your next check.

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