Incolink Skin Checks
Getting a skin check is something many of us put off. Incolink makes it easier by bringing skin checks to you.
Getting a skin check is something many of us put off and can be expensive.
We make it easier by bringing skin checks to you.
Regular skin checks can help determine your skin cancer risk and treat suspicious spots before they become serious.
Why should you get your skin checked?
Regular skin checks can:
- Screen for suspicious areas
- Determine skin cancer risk
- Help you spot any changes to your skin
How does it work?
Each appointment takes 15 minutes and is confidential.
A health professional will check your face, neck, arms, torso, fingers, toes, soles of your feet and palms of hands.
If you have any suspicious spots, you will be referred to your GP or a skin clinic.
FAQs
Nothing, Incolink skin checks are free for members.
Skin checks will be completed in a private room.
For a full body check, you will be asked to undress to your underwear.
If this makes you uncomfortable, the health professional will look at the exposed parts of your body and any areas that you are concerned about.
If you are concerned about a particular spot, you can the health professional on the day of your appointment so they can assess the area.
Yes. There are however many ways you can keep yourself safe. Stay in the shade as much as possible, keep your skin covered, always wear sunscreen and a hat when outside and have regular skin checks.
Yes, they can. Whatever your skin type, stay in the shade as much as possible, keep your skin covered, always wear sunscreen and a hat when outside and have regular skin checks.
There are three major types of skin cancers:
• Basal cell carcinoma (BCC)
• Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)
• Melanoma
Book an appointment onsite via the QR code on the poster.