[Auckland, Wellington] One Free Spot Check (Normally $59) @ Skin Institute

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Free Spot Checks available in Auckland and Wellington @ Skin Institute

Terms & Conditions

• Offer is defined as one free spot check with a Nurse Dermoscopist.
• Offer available only at selected clinics including Skin Institute Silverdale, Albany, Takapuna, Remuera, Ponsonby Northwest and Skin Institute Wellington.
• Promotion starts 1 September 2025 and ends on 30 September 2025, or while spaces last.
• Limited spaces are available and appointments are subject to availability.
• Offer valid for appointments with a Nurse Dermoscopist only.
• Applies to all qualifying appointments made during the promotional period.
• The offer is non-transferable and cannot be redeemed for cash or combined with other promotions.
• Standard spot check terms and conditions apply.
• Pre-booking is required, and cancellations or rescheduling must be done at least 24 hours in advance, subject to the clinic’s cancellation policy.

Spot Checks T&Cs

A Spot Check is for checking 1 mole or lesion of concern that the patient has identified prior to their appointment. A Spot Check is not a Skin Cancer Consultation, but rather the chance to have 1 suspicious mole or lesion checked and assessed.  The spot to be checked is to be identified by the patient for the Clinician to check at the beginning of the appointment.

The patient will be notified of the findings of this Spot Check. If further consultation, a biopsy or treatment is advised or recommended, then we recommend the patient to have a Skin Cancer Consultation. If the patient chooses to have the Skin Cancer Consultation, they will incur the relevant Skin Cancer Consultation fee.

If consultation, a biopsy or treatment is advised or recommended and the patient does not wish to proceed with Skin Institute, then a copy of the Spot Check consultation notes will be either given to the patient directly or electronically sent to the patient’s GP. Any additional referral service to other parties will require a formal consultation that will incur the appropriate consultation and procedure charges of the provider.  It is the patient’s responsibility to ensure that the recommended treatments or investigations are carried out with a registered health provider of their choice in a time appropriate manner. Although all care is taken, no examination can be completely accurate in detecting and diagnosing skin cancer. Furthermore, the discovery of suspicious lesions may not mean the presence of cancer.