About Mole Screen
+ Mole screen ®️ specialises in skin cancer screening and treatment. The service is more affordable than its competitors, to improve access and frequency of skin checks. All Mole Screen skin checks are performed by Dr Michael Morrison – an accredited skin cancer doctor and General Practitioner. Dr Morrison has more than 15 years of experience in diagnosing and managing skin cancers. He is a highly skilled expert in dermoscopy and uses the latest skin screening technology to detect changes in moles and other skin lesions, before they can otherwise be seen. Clinic nurse Bridget and our receptionist complete the Mole Screen team, who are based at St Albans Medical Centre in Christchurch, Canterbury.


Why choose Mole Screen?
Early detection is the most effective way to treat skin cancer.
Mole Screen provides accessible and more affordable skin cancer checks, making it easy for patients to have new or changing skin lesions assessed promptly.
Our clinic audit results demonstrate high diagnostic accuracy:
- 1 melanoma detected for every 3.5 lesions tested
- 78% of lesions tested for non-melanoma skin cancer were confirmed by laboratory testing
These results reflect a targeted and careful approach, helping reduce unnecessary procedures while ensuring suspicious lesions are appropriately treated.
Using dermoscopy and advanced skin imaging, Dr Morrison can detect subtle changes in moles and other skin lesions at an early stage.
If a suspicious lesion is identified, it can often be treated or removed promptly. Patients with larger or more complex lesions are referred to specialist plastic surgeons when required.

About Dr Michael Morrison
Dr Michael Morrison (BSc, MBChB Otago, FRNZCGP, DCH) is an accredited skin cancer doctor with the Skin Cancer College of Australasia (SCCA).
He has more than 15 years of experience in skin cancer diagnosis and management, and has completed advanced postgraduate training in:
- Skin Cancer Medicine & Surgery
- Dermoscopy (Distinction)
Dr Morrison has also undertaken surgical GP upskilling with the Plastic Surgery Unit at Burwood Hospital and participates in ongoing professional development and regular clinical audit.
“A thorough skin check can provide enormous peace of mind. When we do find something concerning, early detection allows treatment to occur sooner and more effectively.”
He also provides advice on sun protection and recommended screening intervals, based on each patient’s individual risk.
The Mole Screen Team
Mole Screen is supported by a small, experienced team dedicated to providing professional and patient-focused care.


