General Dermatology
Specialist diagnosis and management of skin, hair and nail conditions
Medical Conditions We Manage
Acne
Eczema & Psoriasis
Urticaria (Hives)
Pigmentary Disorders
Scalp Disorders
Nail Disorders
Warts & Molluscum
Vulval Disorders
Connective Tissue Disorders
Practitioner: Specialist Dermatologist (FACD)
Your First Dermatology Consultation
Medical dermatology consultations focus on obtaining a definitive diagnosis and establishing a long-term management plan.
Typically, your visit involves:
Step 1 | Medical History
A review of your skin concerns, general health, and any previous treatments or medications.
Step 2 | Clinical Examination
A thorough physical assessment of the affected areas, and a full skin check if required.
Step 3 | Diagnosis & Education
A clear explanation of your condition and the biological factors involved.
Step 4 | Tailored Management Plan
Creation of a treatment strategy which may combine clinical procedures, prescription medications, or light-based therapies.
Step 5 | Follow-up Care
Establishing a schedule for monitoring your progress and adjusting your plan as your skin responds.
Specialist Dermatology in North East Melbourne
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BOOK YOUR CONSULTATIONFrequently Asked Questions
We strongly encourage patients to obtain a valid GP referral prior to their consultation. A referral may allow you to claim a Medicare rebate and also helps our specialists communicate with your GP to support continuity of care and ongoing management.
Fees depend on the complexity of your condition and the type of assessment required. If you have a referral, Medicare may cover part of the cost. Contact our team to discuss specific fees and available rebates when you book your appointment.
Please bring your GP referral (if applicable), Medicare card, a list of your current medications, and details of any previous skin treatments or creams you have used. If relevant to your condition, we also encourage patients to bring along any recent blood test results, biopsy results or relevant medical correspondence.
Specialist Dermatologists have years of additional training dedicated solely to the skin. We have access to a wider range of prescription treatments and clinical technologies.
