Who Is This Day For?

This is an introduction, built for anyone who examines skin and wants more confidence doing it. You do not need any prior dermoscopy experience — we start at the beginning.


  • It's for you if you are:

    • GP or GP trainee
    • Practice or community nurse
    • Aesthetic practitioner — nurse, doctor, pharmacist or dentist — offering skin treatments
    • Laser, skincare or skin-health practitioner
    • Pharmacist with a clinical or skin interest
    • Healthcare assistant or medical student
  • Already Experienced in Skin Lesions?

    Already comfortable with Chaos & Clues and reading non-pigmented lesions? You will likely get more from the Melanoma Masterclass on 24 October — see below.

  • A note for aesthetic and skin practitioners:

    If you treat skin, you see lesions every week — and your patients quietly assume that if something were wrong, you would notice. Knowing how to recognise the lesions that matter, and when to pause and refer, protects them and it protects you.

  • By the close of the day, you'll be able to:

     

    • Tell the common benign lesions you see every week from the ones that need a second look
    • Recognise the key warning signs of melanoma and other skin cancers
    • Apply a simple, structured approach to any lesion, instead of relying on gut feeling
    • Know when to reassure, when to review, and when to refer — and how to refer well
    • Walk back into your clinic on Monday and use it straight away
    • understand what a dermatoscope shows you, and where it fits

       

    No jargon for its own sake. We name a term once, then get on with using it.


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Common questions

Do I need any dermoscopy experience? 

None at all. This is an introduction and we start at the beginning. If you are already confident with the algorithms, the October Masterclass will suit you better.

 

Is this suitable for aesthetic and skin practitioners? 

Yes — it is built with you in mind. If you work with skin, recognising the lesions that matter is part of keeping your patients, and your practice, safe.

 

Do I need to bring my own dermatoscope? 

No. You don't even need to have one. The main part of the day will not use a dermatoscope. The final talk will include an introduction to dermoscopy.

 

Will I get a CPD certificate? 

Yes. You will receive a certificate of attendance for your CPD and appraisal, covering 4 hours.

 

How is this different from the October Masterclass? 

September is the foundation — an introduction to recognising lesions and using a dermatoscope. October goes deeper, with an international speaker (Prof Cliff Rosendahl) and more advanced cases. Many people will do both days.

 

What is your refund or transfer policy? 

Refunds available up to 1 week prior to the event.

 

Where is it, and is there parking? 

[Europa Hotel Belfast. Parking available in nearby multi stories. 

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