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Fremantle Skin Cancer Clinic

Fees & Medicare Rebates

The fees below apply at Fremantle Skin Cancer Clinic. You do not need a referral to book. We bulk bill skin checks for concession card holders. Any treatments carried out during your visit are charged separately, and your clinician will explain the cost before proceeding.

A standard skin check is $145.05 with a $45.05 Medicare rebate, and is bulk billed for concession card holders.

Our fees

Fees Table
Service Fee Medicare rebate Appointment
Skin check $145.05 $45.05 15 min
Cosmetic mole removal consultation $145.05 Not claimable 15 min
Total body photography (TBP) $145.05 Not claimable 15–20 min
Skin concern consultation (acne, pigmentation, rosacea, skin texture) $200 $87.10 15–20 min

Notes

  • Bulk billing: Skin checks are bulk billed for concession card holders.
  • Treatments are additional: Any treatment provided during your visit (for example cryotherapy or a biopsy) is charged separately. Your clinician will discuss the cost with you at the consultation.
  • Cosmetic mole removal and total body photography: Neither is Medicare-claimable. The cost of a mole removal is quoted after a thorough assessment.
  • Skin concern consultation: This is the initial assessment. The cost of any laser treatment is discussed after a thorough assessment.
  • Medicare rebates apply to eligible patients and are paid by Medicare.
  • How payment works: Payment is taken on the day of your appointment, and eligible patients receive the Medicare rebate. Please bring your Medicare card, and your concession card if you have one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you bulk bill?

Yes. We bulk bill skin checks for concession card holders. Other consultations are charged at the fees listed, with Medicare rebates for eligible patients.

No. Any treatment, such as cryotherapy or a biopsy, is charged separately. Your clinician will explain the cost before going ahead.

The cosmetic mole removal consultation is $145.05 (not Medicare-claimable). The cost of the mole removal itself is discussed after a thorough assessment.

No. You can book a skin check or consultation directly, no referral is required.