Welcoming Dr Diana Spencer to the MoleMan team!

The team at MoleMan is delighted to welcome Dr Diana Spencer to the practice.

Dr Spencer is a general practitioner with a special interest in skin cancer medicine. She completed medical school in Auckland and has since worked in hospitals and private practice, in both New Zealand and Australia.

In addition to working in skin cancer medicine , Dr Spencer also works part-time at Starship Hospital, in Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology, as a Medical Officer of Special Scale.

Dr Spencer enjoys working in skin cancer, where early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are areas of special interest. Dr Spencer is available for appointments on Mondays and Tuesdays from 9.00am to 5.00pm.

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La Roche-Posay sunscreen and SolarCare B3 now available at MoleMan

MoleMan is now a stockist of La Roche-Posay Anthelios sunscreen, recently voted the best sunscreen in Australia by dermatologists. We will be stocking the Anthelios Tinted BB Cream 50+Anthelios XL SPF50+ Ultra Light Fluid (suitable for the face, oily skin, daily use), Anthelios XL Ultra-Light Tinted Fluid (for the face, high UV protection with a tinted finish), Anthelios XL Ultra-Light Spray (for the body) and for children - Anthelios XL Dermo-Pediatrics Spray (face and body, ultra-light, non-greasy and two hours water resistant).  If you are looking for a highly-effective and wearable sunscreen, for you and the whole family, call or pop in to have a chat to the team at MoleMan about which product may be suitable for you.

We also stock highly recommended SolarCare B3 product. SolarCare B3 can help reduce the appearance of sun damage, fine lines, hyper-pigmented brown spots and red blotchiness via re-enabling the skin’s natural immune system to function.

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The Chief MoleMan on Radio Live's Saturday Fresh show

MoleMan's Dr Grant Coe was interviewed on Radio Live's show Saturday Fresh with Carly Flynn talking about #MelanomaMarch, plus why we have such high skin cancer rates in NZ, the importance of checking our skin for signs of skin cancer and melanoma, and how early detection is your best defence. Check it out here via @RadioLIVENZ http://www.radiolive.co.nz/The-MoleMan-on-March-Melanoma-Awareness-Month/tabid/506/articleID/117356/Default.aspx

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