Screen the skin you’re in at this free, family-friendly event in honor of Melanoma Awareness Month! Minnesota Oncology and Plastic Surgery Consultants are hosting a free skin cancer screening and education on skin cancer and prevention! In order to be screened, you must click the link below and register. Please register each person individually. Please arrive no earlier that 10 minutes prior to your registered time.
Date: Monday, May 6
Time: 5:30-8 p.m.
Location: Minnesota Oncology Edina Clinic**
6545 France Ave.
Suite 210
Edina, MN 55435
** Please note that construction at Hwy 62 and France Ave may affect your travel. The France Ave. ramps to and from East-bound and West-bound Hwy 62 will be closed, and France Ave. will be closed between 62nd St. and 66th St. A map of closures and alternate routes can be found here.**
- Free screenings by board-certified dermatologists
- Melanoma prevention and treatment information
- Melanoma oncologists and surgeons on site to answer questions
Screenings will be provided by the following dermatology clinics:
- Academic Dermatology
- Advanced Dermatology & Cosmetic Institute, PA
- Associated Skin Care Specialists
- Lakes Dermatology
Please note: This free screen constitutes an initial skin cancer screening only and should not be used as follow-up care.
Questions? Call 952-746-6767
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