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Discover why men are more likely to be diagnosed with skin cancer than women and what you can do to lower your risk.
Here in Australia, when working outdoors you must make looking after your skin a priority. We can help with your skin health.
In this article, we take a look at some of the information around melanoma, the process you go through after being diagnosed, and the best ways to proceed.
Non-melanoma skin cancers (keratinocyte cancers) are the most common form of cancers in Australia and are generally not life-threatening
There are so many reasons making your own products at home is a great idea, but when it comes to sunscreen, the jury is out: don’t do it!
Keeping yourself safe with regular skin checks can keep you safe, so don’t forget to book your appointment before summer!
You’d be amazed at what a dermatologist treats, especially us – we’re cosmetic dermatologists too, so we have all your skin needs covered.
You can tell the difference between a freckle and a mole by touch: a mole is a little bit raised, while a freckle isn’t. But that’s not all!
Getting a biopsy? Here’s a rundown of what is being done and why. Find out if it will hurt, which biopsy is being done, and what it means.
Pearly penile papules are a small ring of flesh-coloured (or slightly lighter-coloured) dome-shaped bumps in an organised row around the head of the penis. Pearly
Some recent studies have demonstrated possible improvements in survival rates and effective treatment of melanoma patients. Can we beat melanoma with aspirin? A study examined
When exfoliating is not done correctly, it can cause your skin to become dry, itchy, and then, extra greasy.
A mole is a benign collection of pigment cells – melanocytes – which produce melanin. We look at how to remove or treat moles.
Sun on your skin is a surefire way to accelerate the visible signs of ageing, making sunscreen one of your greatest weapons. Choosing the right sort
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