What we treat.
An overview of the areas our dermatologists commonly assess. This information supports — it does not replace — an individual medical consultation. Not an emergency service. For urgent symptoms, contact your nearest emergency department.
Acne & acne marks
Assessment for active acne, post-inflammatory pigmentation and scarring, with a plan matched to skin type and history.
- —Active inflammatory acne, comedonal acne and hormonal patterns.
- —Post-inflammatory pigmentation and early scarring.
- —Review of current products and prescription tolerance.
Pigmentation & melasma
Diagnosis-led care that accounts for triggers, depth of pigment and how your skin tolerates treatment.
- —Distinguishing melasma from post-inflammatory and other pigmentation.
- —Identifying triggers: sun, heat, hormones and irritation.
- —Staged plans that respect how your skin tolerates actives.
Hair & scalp concerns
Evaluation of shedding, thinning and scalp conditions, including which investigations are actually worthwhile.
- —Telogen effluvium, pattern hair loss and scalp inflammation.
- —Which blood tests and scalp assessments are actually useful.
- —Realistic timelines for regrowth and maintenance.
Eczema & psoriasis
Longer-term support for recurring inflammatory skin conditions, with flare plans you can follow at home.
- —Flare plans for eczema and psoriasis you can follow at home.
- —Trigger identification and skin-barrier care.
- —When to step up to systemic treatment and referral.
Skin infections
Assessment of fungal, bacterial and viral skin presentations, and when a swab or culture changes the plan.
- —Fungal, bacterial and viral skin presentations.
- —When a swab, scraping or culture changes management.
- —Clear guidance on contagion and household measures.
Nail disorders
Diagnosis-led care for changes in nail colour, texture, separation and growth.
- —Changes in nail colour, thickness, separation and shape.
- —Fungal versus non-fungal causes.
- —When a nail sample or imaging is warranted.
Not sure where your concern fits?
Describe it briefly when you request an appointment. Your dermatologist will assess it properly during the consultation.