Whether mild, moderate or severe, early intervention for acne is essential to help prevent permanent scarring. Dermatologists are experts in the management of acne and will tailor your treatment to your individual needs. Acne is a complex disease and treatments that offer long term cure are better than some techniques that improve your acne for a short period only.
Treatment options include:
Non-prescription creams and lotions
Prescription creams prescribed by your dermatologist
Oral antibiotics
Hormonal type medication
Oral isotretinoin
LED light therapy and comedone extractions
Acne often causes scarring redness and pigmentation.
For therapeutic options, see Acne Scarring.
To Make An Appointment
To Make An Appointment
Important Information About Your Appointment
Referral
A valid referral is required from you GP or other specialist to be able to claim Medicare benefits from your consultation.
A referral is not required to consult with our cosmetic dermal therapist.
Registration
A form registering your details, medications and previous medical problems will need to be completed on the day of your appointment prior to your consultation. Please remember to bring a list of current medications with you on the day.
Payment
Settling of your fee is required on the day of consultation.
We accept VISA and MasterCard, EFTPOS and cash payments
Significant cosmetic treatments require payment at the time the procedure appointment is made
Failure to keep appointments
Missed appointments will incur a cancellation fee.
Make up / Clothing
Please remember to remove make up for facial concerns (and remember to bring some makeup to reapply after the consultation)
For consultations where a skin check is required, wearing looser clothing may be helpful or alternatively there are patient gowns available for your use
New Appointments
These appointments can only be made for the Werribee and Richmond locations.
In Ballarat only review appointments are offered.
Cosmetic Treatments
Most cosmetic treatments are only offered at our Werribee location.