Skin Checks and Diagnosis
Assessment of concerning spots and skin changes, with further investigation where appropriate.
Skin cancer care in Perth
Skin Cancer Care with Clarity and Compassion
Skin checks, diagnosis, surgery, and reconstruction in Perth.
Whether you have noticed a changing spot, received a diagnosis, or need advice about treatment, understanding your next step matters.
Dr Shaun Segal provides personalised skin cancer care, helping patients make informed decisions from their first consultation through treatment and follow-up.
A considered next step
Personalised discussion, clear information, and thoughtful care.
Meet Dr Shaun Segal
Care that begins with listening
Dr Shaun Segal holds a fellowship in skin cancer surgery from the Australian College of Cutaneous Oncology (ACCO). His practice focuses on skin cancer diagnosis, surgical treatment, and reconstruction.
About Dr SegalA clear path through care
Care at Every Stage
Skin Cancer Surgery
An individual treatment plan that considers your diagnosis, the affected area, and your health.
Reconstruction
Discussion of repair options when reconstruction is needed after removal.
Follow-Up Care
Guidance on recovery, wound care, and ongoing monitoring.
Your appointment
What to Expect at Your Appointment
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Discuss your concerns and relevant medical history.
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Have the affected area examined.
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Understand the findings and any recommended investigations.
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Discuss treatment options and follow-up arrangements.
Take the Next Step
Have a skin concern or questions about a diagnosis? Arrange a consultation to discuss your options.
Book Your AppointmentAbout Dr Shaun Segal
Focused Care. Thoughtful Treatment.
Choosing a doctor involves more than understanding a procedure. It means finding someone who will listen, explain your options, and help you feel prepared.
Dr Shaun Segal’s approach places clear communication and individual care at the centre of each consultation.
Understanding Your Concerns
Patients may arrive with different needs: a spot they are worried about, a recent biopsy result, or questions about surgery and recovery. Your appointment provides time to discuss what brought you to the clinic and what matters most to you.
A Personalised Approach
Treatment decisions should reflect the individual patient. Your diagnosis, medical history, the location of the lesion, and your preferences all contribute to planning care.
The aim is to help you understand:
- What further assessment may be needed.
- Which treatment options may be appropriate.
- What a recommended procedure involves.
- What to expect during recovery.
- How follow-up care will be arranged.
Clear Information, Throughout Your Care
Questions are welcome at every stage. Understanding the reasons behind a recommendation helps you participate confidently in decisions about your care.
Areas of practice
Skin Cancer Assessment, Surgery, and Reconstruction
Dr Segal’s listed areas of practice include diagnosis and biopsy, surgical excision, Slow Mohs surgery, complex facial reconstruction, and long-term follow-up.
Visit Dr Shaun Segal’s websiteSkin Cancer Diagnosis and Biopsy
An assessment helps determine whether a concerning area needs monitoring or further investigation. If a biopsy is recommended, your doctor will explain its purpose, what the procedure involves, and how the results will guide the next steps.
Surgical Excision
Where surgery is recommended, your consultation will cover the proposed procedure, possible risks, repair options, and recovery. You will have the opportunity to ask questions before making a decision about treatment.
Slow Mohs Surgery
For patients considering Slow Mohs surgery, the consultation will explain why this approach may be recommended and how treatment is organised. The appropriate procedure depends on the individual diagnosis and assessment.
Facial Reconstruction
Reconstruction requires careful planning, particularly in visible or delicate areas. Your doctor will discuss the proposed repair, healing expectations, and the factors that may influence the result.
Follow-Up and Recovery
Follow-up appointments provide an opportunity to review healing, discuss results, and address concerns after treatment. Your care team will explain wound-care instructions and any recommended monitoring.
Patient resources
Skin Cancer Information for Patients
Clear information can help you prepare for appointments and understand the questions you may want to ask. Explore patient resources covering skin assessment, treatment, recovery, and follow-up.
Featured Articles
Recovery information
Will a Skin Cancer Surgery Scar Fade Over Time?
Read the existing article on surgical scars and recovery.
Read ArticleTreatment information
Skin Cancer Removal on the Eyelid: What Patients Should Know
Read the existing article about treatment in this delicate area.
Read ArticleBoth articles are listed on the current website.
Suggested Future Articles
- Preparing for Your First Skin Cancer Consultation
- Questions to Ask Before Skin Cancer Surgery
- Understanding Your Biopsy Appointment
- Preparing for Recovery After Treatment
- Why Follow-Up Appointments Matter
Have a Question About Your Own Skin?
Online information can support your understanding. A consultation provides advice specific to your concerns.
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