"Interaction with Dermatologist"

I had a scheduled appointment with the visiting Dermatologist.

The registrar introduced themselves to me and I proceeded into the consult

The Dermatologist closed the curtain and I assumed (as I have had numerous Dermatology appointments in the past) that they needed me to take off my clothes to examine my skin. 

I asked if I could leave my singlet on and they replied yes

They then proceeded to examine my exposed areas at a very fast rate. Taking no time to interact or explain any of their actions 

I asked the Dermatologist several times that I was worried about a certain spot or mole - they examined them briefly, again at a very fast and, I felt,  dismissive rate

Told me no they're fine.

I asked if there were any that I need to keep an eye on or may become a worry later down the track and they replied no

They then asked if I want them to look at my legs and I replied no, it's ok I'm not worried about any on my legs or lower body 

The consult appeared to be over and I said, so I'm all good for another year and I'll see you again next year (as I have annual skin checks)

The Dermatologist responded no, if you have any concerns you can see a GP 

I politely responded and said I would like to be kept on the list as I have annual checks and would prefer to see a specialist given my skin is very pale and living here for the last 50 years puts me at high risk of skin cancer (I also have had) 

They again said No, alot of people live here and you can go and see your GP and stated that and 'you refused to take off my bottom half of clothing' 

I stated I did not refuse I said I was not concerned about the bottom half. 

I felt dismissed

I felt not heard

In my opinion, they were rude in their approach and there was not adequate communication

On top of this, I find it culturally inappropriate that Two staff would be performing skin checks on an Aboriginal of the opposite sex, particularly without asking for consent prior 

I would appreciate a response in regards to this matter