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Did you know that each year, many more people die from skin cancer than road accidents in New Zealand? Did you know that 2 out of 3 New Zealanders will be diagnosed with skin cancer before the age of 70? Did you know that each year, New Zealanders are four times more...

Melanoma is the most serious form of skin cancer. Left untreated there is a high risk of melanoma spreading around the body, and this can be fatal. At the Skin Centre this cancer is treated with the highest priority. Surgery may well be fitted in out of hours to...

Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is a very common type of skin cancer. Luckily, it is not usually a threat to life, as secondary growths are uncommon. SCCs typically affect people of fair complexion. They develop in areas which have been exposed to the sun over a long...

Further to the overwhelming interest in our Education Information Seminars held earlier in the year, over the following few weeks we will be posting Skin Cancer information, beginning with information on Basel Cell Carcinoma: Basal Cell Carcinoma Basal cell...

The Skin Centre 2013 team day was a day full of mud, pig bits, cows and FUN! On Friday 6th September the Skin Centre closed it's doors for our annual team day, which this year was held on the Hynds farm in Papamoa. All staff arrived in their gumboots, trackpants and...

Leanne Cashmore and Nicola Wearne, the Skin Centre Appearance Medicine girls, recently went down to beautiful Queenstown to attend the NZCAM (New Zealand Society of Cosmetic Appearance Medicine) conference, to learn about the latest advances in cosmetic fillers and...

Welcome to our blog... This is our very first blog! Skin Centre is extremely proud to be considered the leading provider of dermatological services in the Bay of Plenty. Our team of experts are second to none, and we are 100% confident that you'll receive excellence...