Waiting for a diagnosis- FAQ's and what to expect
This covers frequently asked questions and useful tips to help you know what to expect during your diagnosis
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If you have a mole that has changed or an abnormal area of skin and have contacted your GP, you may be referred to a dermatologist or a dermatologist may initially review photographs of the area. For the majority of patients, there will be nothing to be concerned about, however, if there is a melanoma, it is important to diagnose this early and we have created some FAQs and further information on what to expect and who will be involved in your care
Further information
Questions about melanoma?
If you have concerns or worries, please get in touch contact our confidential, free Melanoma Helpline that is manned by skin cancer nurse specialists:
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Melanoma Helpline
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Our specialist nurses are available to take your calls between
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You can leave a message out of these hours and we will get back to you
