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Medical Dermatology

Diagnosis and treatments of clinical dermatology conditions for adults and children.

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Aesthetic Dermatology

Protect, maintain and restore skin health with medical aesthetic treatments.

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Skin Cancers

Management and thorough examinations of skin cancers and pre-cancers.

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Sexually Transmitted Infections

Treatments for infections that are commonly spread by sexual contact.

Aesthetic Dermatology

Aesthetic or cosmetic dermatology is focused on protecting, maintaining and restoring skin health and appearance using medical treatments. It involves the treatment of a variety of conditions and skin woes including frown lines, acne scars, age spots, facial and spider veins, milia, pigmentation, wrinkles and unwanted hair. Its primary purpose is to improve a person’s appearance by reducing or eliminating imperfections. The majority of these imperfections are related to the skin, in particular the face, while a few treatments address the nails, scalp and hair.

Some forms of aesthetic dermatology may address chronic skin conditions such as eczema and acne. These can be treated via chemical peels or light therapy. Other skin conditions such as spider veins can be removed via laser treatments. BTX treatments are a common cosmetic procedure to address signs of ageing, such as multiple frown lines or wrinkles.

The skin suffers from wear and tear with use and with time. The causes of wear and tear can be divided into intrinsic or extrinsic. Intrinsic wear and tear occurs with the passage of time and varies according to the person’s genetic factors. Extrinsic wear and tear occurs through exposure to external factors such as sun exposure, smoking and environmental pollution. Aesthetic dermatology treatments emphasise on restoring the health and appearance of the skin that occurs through both intrinsic and extrinsic wear and tear

Conditions and Treatments