Specialist dermatologists receive the highest level of medical training in skin care. At Lasers in Medicine, our team of phlebologists, GPs, and experienced nurses supports them, making us the central hub of Adelaide for skin and vein health.
Booking your dermatology appointment:
A referral is required to book this appointment
Consultations are $235 with a Medicare rebate of $84
Subsequent appointments are $165 with a rebate of $42
ASSIST WITH
Skin consultation
Skin Check
Anti-wrinkle and Volume Cosmetic consultations
Rejuran
Laser
Medical strength peels
KEY BENEFITS
Expert diagnosis
Advanced treatments
Prevention and detection
Personalisation and passion for skin
For individuals with medical concerns such as severe barrier impairment, acne, rosacea, and pigmentation, we offer 30-minute skin optimisation and health dermatology appointments with dermatologist Dr Brittany Wong. She will review your skin health, prescribe topical or oral treatments if needed, and perform more intensive treatments such as deep chemical peels or laser.
Common questions
Why would I see a Dermatologist instead of a nurse for a skin consultation?
Dermatology is for patients with medical skin conditions such as severe barrier impairment, acne, rosacea, and pigmentation. Consultations with our nurses are aimed at those seeking to regenerate their skin health and address concerns like acne, pigmentation, fine lines, wrinkles, sun damage, or premature ageing.
How long does a dermatologist study for?
It takes on average 13-15 years of medical training to become a dermatologist. To become a dermatologist, one must complete medical school and at least two years of experience in public hospitals, including internal medicine, emergency medicine, paediatrics, and surgery, before starting competitive dermatology training. The four-year Australian dermatology program involves rotations through major hospitals and busy clinics, with strict assessments including a first-year exam, ongoing evaluations, and a comprehensive six-day final exam.
Do I need a referral?
Yes, seeing our dermatologist does require a referral. You can obtain a referral through your GP or other registered health provider.
I have numerous skin issues I want to discuss. What should I do?
When scheduling your appointment, please let our patient liason team know that you have more than one issue to discuss with the doctor. We can then book the appropriate time required to assist you.
