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Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana
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Current melanoma management – Practical tips for GPs

More than half of Australians will develop skin cancer in their lifetime, with melanoma currently the third most common cancer in Australia.

Expert/s: Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana
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Dr Jo-Ann See
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Acne management – A practical update

There are a wide variety of acne treatments – including some new arrivals that GPs might find useful. Dermatologist and leading acne expert, Dr Jo-Ann See, presents what's new in the understanding, assessment and treatment of acne, the very common and depressing skin condition not only of adolescents, but also of young adults. In addition, Jo-Ann will outline the latest evidence-based recommendations for prescription treatment and treatment combinations, suggest effective adjunctive skincare, and give practical indicators for when specialist referral is warranted.

Expert/s: Dr Jo-Ann See
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Dr Katherine Armour
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Sun-related skin damage – Current management options

Sun-related skin damage, also known as photo-ageing, is the most common reason that patients seek out cosmetic treatment from dermatologists. Australians experience much higher levels of photo-ageing compared to people in other countries, manifesting as fine lines and wrinkles, brown spots, skin texture changes and redness. Dr Katherine Armour will describe the procedures and treatments available for the various manifestations of photo-ageing that your patients are asking you about, and gives you a practical understanding of the effectiveness and realistic expectations that each option entails.

Expert/s: Dr Katherine Armour
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Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana
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Cosmeceuticals: Separating hype from reality

Botox and fillers are trending out, skin tightening procedures are in…

Expert/s: Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana
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Dr Ryan De Cruz
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Fluorouracil and salicylic acid topical liquid for actinic keratoses

In this Product Explainer, Dermatologist Dr Ryan De Cruz, explains the role of fluorouracil and salicylic acid topical liquid for the treatment of Actinic Keratoses (6 mins).

Expert/s: Dr Ryan De Cruz
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Dr Ryan De Cruz
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Calcipotriol and betamethasone dipropionate foam spray for the topical treatment of psoriasis vulgaris in adults

In this Product Explainer, Dermatologist Dr Ryan De Cruz, explains the role of calcipotriol and betamethasone dipropionate foam spray for the topical treatment of psoriasis vulgaris in adults (6 mins).

Expert/s: Dr Ryan De Cruz
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Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana
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Practical tips for acne management

Acne and its scarring impact quality of life and mental health, so effective, early treatment is crucial

Expert/s: Dr Sarah Tedjasukmana
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A/Prof Michael Freeman
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How to treat scars at home – and hopefully make them disappear

Maybe you’ve had a skin cancer removed from your face or body. Perhaps you had an injury or accident and needed stitches.

Expert/s: A/Prof Michael Freeman
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Rosalyn Page
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What counts as ‘immunocompromised’ for Zostavax?

When deciding whether to administer Zostavax or not, it’s useful to keep the three types of immunocompromised patients in mind – the mild, the moderate and the severe, says infectious disease physician and virologist Professor Tony Cunningham.

Expert/s: Rosalyn Page
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Dr Ryan De Cruz
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Clindamycin and tretinoin topical gel for first line acne therapy

Dr Ryan De Cruz explains the role of a topical gel fixed-dose combination medication of clindamycin and tretinoin for the treatment of acne vulgaris.

Expert/s: Dr Ryan De Cruz
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Dr Ryan De Cruz
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Clindamycin and tretinoin topical gel for first line acne therapy

In this Product Explainer, Dr Ryan De Cruz, Specialist Dermatologist and Head of the Bone Marrow Transplant Dermatology Clinic at The Royal Melbourne Hospital explains the role of a topical gel fixed-dose combination medication of clindamycin and tretinoin for the treatment of acne vulgaris (7 mins).

Expert/s: Dr Ryan De Cruz
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Dr Linda Calabresi
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Itch no more

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

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