Post by: david in Blog Dermatologist
Excessive pigmentation of the face is a very common problem particularly in people with an olive complexion and with our high UV index. https://youtu.be/huMnqlmtiSM So what can be done? Firstly make sure you wear sunscreen SPF 50 and a broad-brim hat.…
Post by: david in Blog Dermatologist
Halo laser is a hybrid fractional laser that delivers 2 wavelengths simultaneously to the skin. The non-ablative 1470nm wavelength delivers energy to the dermis. The 1470nm is tuneable from 200 to 700um allowing the user to select the most appropriate…
Post by: david in Blog Dermatologist
10-15% of the Australian population have eczema or atopic dermatitis. We have one of the highest rates of eczema in the world. The current population in Australia is about 26 million therefore 2.6 to 3.9 million Australians have eczema. In…
Post by: david in Blog Dermatologist
Do you have a tattoo that makes you think about the permanency of tattoos with nothing but regret, frustration and embarrassment? Maybe your tattoo artist had limited English skills and left out a letter, or perhaps you have an unwelcome…
Post by: david in Blog Dermatologist News
How often do you look in the mirror, disheartened or frustrated by signs of acne, sweating, hair loss, or eczema? Perhaps the wrinkles weaving over your face are dampening your mood. Or maybe you’re staring at a new-found spot, doubtfully…
Understanding the requirements for visiting a specialist can be challenging, and without clear information, you may feel uncertain and unempowered to seek the help you need. At SkinDoc, we want to provide clear information surrounding our booking requirements – specifically…
Barbeques, camping, beach days, sport and singlets: all things that make up our great Australian summer. While we spend time with mates and family in the sunny, sweltering outdoors, we must remember another, very important, summer activity: looking after our…
When it comes to skin cancer, the job is not done until we are all safe in the sun. 20-26 November 2022 is National Skin Cancer Action Week. Dr Jennifer Yip supports the Cancer Council's message, and recommend that we…
Post by: david in Blog Phototherapy
In times gone by we used to see our family doctor, we were on first name terms, and we all grew up in the same area, went to the same schools, and attended the same church. A visit to the…
Post by: david in Blog Phototherapy
Light has been known to help heal various skin conditions. Research scientist have been able to select therapeutic specific wavelength and eliminate damaging once in the management of various skin conditions. Phototherapy is the use of these therapeutic raise to…