Dermatologists in Australia
545 dermatologists across Australia, ranked by local votes. Pick a city to narrow it down.
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Sydney
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Melbourne
Rosanove Ronald
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Rosemary's Beauty Clinic
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Melbourne
Ruby Sunday's Skin Clinic
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Sydney
Ryman William John Dr
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Rockhampton
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Melbourne
Segal Alan - Dermatologist
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Shannon Jack Dr
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Shepparton Skin & Body Spa
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Shoesmith Val Skin Therapy
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Adelaide
Simmons Ivan J
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Melbourne
Sinclair Peter
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User guide to Dermatologists
A dermatologist is a qualified skin doctor who has obtained qualifications to specialize in the care of the skin and the diagnosis and treatment of skin, hair, scalp and nails. A dermatologist is also knowledgeable in the management of some cosmetic skin disorders such as hair loss and scars.
There are several subspecialties in dermatology and these include:
- Cosmetic dermatology. Cosmetic procedures are usually performed. Most dermatologists limit their practices to minimally invasive procedures.
- Dermatopathology. Dermatologists specialize in the pathology or the study and diagnosis of diseases of the skin.
- Immunodermatology. This field specializes in the treatment of immune-mediated skin diseases such as lupus and bullous pemphigoid.
- Mohs surgery. This focuses on the excision of skin cancers using tissue-sparing techniques.
- Pediatric dermatology. This field encompasses skin diseases in the pediatric population.
- Teledermatology. Telecommunication techniques are used to exchange medical information via all kinds of media.
How to choose the right dermatologist
There are a lot of dermatologists in Australia. Finding the right dermatologist for you and your skin concerns can be a frustrating task. The best way to choose the right dermatologist for you is to do the following:
- First and foremost, know what your skin needs to have a clear idea of what kind of dermatologist is suitable for you.
- Ask your family physician for any referrals. He may know of specialized treatments and practices you may have missed in your research.
- Ask questions. Regular questions like if your insurance is acceptable, location, and patient referrals would give you a very good idea if your skin doctor is qualified or not.
- Know is subspecialty. There are several subspecialties in this branch of medicine and knowing his subspecialty might prove wise to avoid any wrong diagnosis or treatment.
- Know if the dermatologist has current certification. The dermatologist must be recognized by the Australasian College of Dermatologists.
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