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Paediatric and Adult Specialist Dermatology.

19/11/2025

Psoriasis is an immune-mediated disorder that causes inflammation. It can cause dry, scaly, thickened, red skin on any part of the scalp, face, or body, in addition to nail changes or even joint involvement (psoriatic arthritis).

Psoriasis is not contagious, and it is not caused by having dirty skin or poor hygiene. It is thought to be due to a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Triggers that may worsen psoriasis include stress, damage to the skin (e.g. sunburn, scratches), certain medications, infections, changes in hormones (e.g. pregnancy), and smoking.

Treatment options include:

⭐ prescription cream/ointment/lotion/foam treatments
⭐ phototherapy (aka light treatment such as narrowband UVB)
⭐ prescription oral treatments
⭐ prescription injectable treatments (aka biologics)

Contact us for more information or if you would like to book an appointment with one of our friendly dermatologists!

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

14/11/2025

We are so excited to welcome our new Registered Nurse, Breanna! 🧑‍⚕️

Breanna started her nursing career in 2016 as a Medic in the Australian defence force. After transitioning out of the Army, Breanna has worked in a variety of different fields including medical/surgical wards, outpatients and completing further training in aesthetics.

Breanna is passionate about skin and taking a natural approach to Aesthetics.

In her spare time, Breanna enjoys going to the gym and spending time with her family and two dogs.

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

12/11/2025

We are so happy to welcome Kylie, Practice Manager, to the Ascot Derm Family! 🍃

With over 20 years of experience in the medical industry, Kylie brings a comprehensive background that spans front-desk operations, clinical support, and practice management.

Outside of work, Kylie enjoys traveling, catching the latest musicals, spending quality time with friends and family, and trying to be the world’s most fun aunt to her nephews and niece!

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

10/11/2025

After completing the final months of her specialist training here at Ascot Dermatology, we are delighted to announce Dr Jacqui Deen is now a fully qualified Dermatologist!

Dr Deen is interested in all aspects of general dermatology and enjoys managing both adult and paediatric patients. Her special areas of interest include skin cancer detection and management, acne, psoriasis, eczema, hyperhidrosis, vulval skin disorders, paediatric dermatology and cosmetic dermatology.

Dr Deen is a Fellow of the Australasian College of Dermatologists and has also obtained a Masters of Medicine in Skin Cancer at the University of Queensland. For more information on Dr Deen (or any of our dermatologists) you can visit our website.

Contact us if you would like to book an appointment with Dr Jacqui Deen or one of our other friendly dermatologists!

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

06/11/2025

A peek into our calming space here in Ascot ✨🍃

Contact us if you would like to make an appointment with one of our dermatologists or cosmetic nurses.

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

16/09/2025

Actinic Keratoses appears as a rough, scaly patch on the skin caused by years of sun exposure.

It is most common on the face, lips, ears, back of hands, forearms, scalp and neck.

The rough, scaly skin patch enlarges slowly and usually causes no other signs or symptoms. A lesion may take years to develop.

Actinic keratoses usually affects older adults. Reducing sun exposure can help reduce risk.

Contact us if you would like to make an appointment to see a dermatologist:

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

09/09/2025

Our Dermatologists are highly skilled in hair loss ('alopecia').

Androgenetic alopecia (male/female pattern baldness), alopecia areata (an autoimmune disease), telogen effluvium (temporary hair shedding) are just some of the common hair loss conditions which we see here at Ascot Dermatology.

The dermatologists can also look at other conditions affecting the scalp such as Tinea Capitis and Dandruff among other things.

Contact us if you would like to book an appointment with one of our friendly dermatologists!

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

02/09/2025

In Australia, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) regulates sunscreen ingredients, ensuring that only approved ingredients are used in each product. Rigorous scientific reviews on the safety of ingredients used in sunscreen have been completed which give strong evidence that the active ingredients in TGA-approved sunscreen are safe to use.

Sunscreens marketed as "organic" or "natural" are products often using physical blockers, such as zinc, to help protect against harmful UV rays.

Cancer Council recommends using an SPF50 or SPF50+ sunscreen that is broad spectrum, water resistant and TGA approved.

It can be difficult to interpret this information so rest assured that all primary sunscreens sold in Australia are TGA approved. Tip: to check if something is TGA approved, look for the reference that says the product complies with AS/NZS 2604:2012.

We also recommend that you store your sunscreen below 30° C and check the expiry date, as products that are exposed to higher temperatures or are past their expiry date, while not harmful, will not give you proper protection against UV radiation.

As long as your sunscreen meets these requirements, the brand or ingredients you choose is up to you — it is important you find one you like as you will be more likely to use it and reapply.

So, myth or fact, does sunscreen cause cancer?

Myth.

Chemicals found in TGA-approved sunscreens sold in Australia are safe to use without increasing your risk of cancer.

Contact us if you would like to make an appointment with one of our friendly dermatologists.

We also have registered cosmetic nurses who can assist with a variety of cosmetic concerns.

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

22/08/2025

Dermatologists may help in diagnosing the particular type of birthmark, diagnosing underlying or associated conditions, determining if any treatment or monitoring is needed, and/or improving the cosmetic appearance of the birthmark.

Our lasers can also help to target redness/pigmentation involved in birthmarks to improve their appearance.

Contact us if you would like to make an appointment:

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

*No cosmetic procedure is without potential risks and side effects. Individual results may vary. Consultation required prior to procedure.

15/08/2025

Contact us if you would like to make an appointment to discuss dermatology or cosmetic concerns, or both!

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

*No cosmetic procedure is without potential risks and side effects. Individual results may vary. Consultation required prior to procedure.

12/08/2025

If you are experiencing skin irritation or a rash you may present to your GP in the first instance, but they may refer you on to a dermatologist.

At Ascot Dermatology, we also offer allergy patch testing for patients, if indicated.
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Here are some ways you can help to protect yourself from common skin irritants:

1. Look at the labels on products to identify common skin irritants.

2. Patch test new products at home.

3. Avoid products with fragrances: fragrances can be a common irritant.

4. Consider "hypoallergenic" or "dermatologist tested" products: While these terms don't guarantee a reaction won't occur, they indicate the product has been formulated to minimise potential irritants.

5. Wear protective gear such as gloves when handling cleaning products or other potentially irritating substances.

6. If you have sensitive skin, choose skincare products specifically formulated for sensitive skin. These products are often fragrance-free and contain fewer potential irritants.

Contact us if you would like to make an appointment with one of our dermatologists:

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

04/08/2025

Friendly reminder to book in your skin check!

Sadly, about 2,000 Australians die from skin cancer each year according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics...

and,

Medicare records show there were over a million treatments for squamous and basal cell carcinoma skin cancers in 2018 – that’s more than 100 skin cancer treatments every hour.

Thankfully, most skin cancer can be successfully treated if it is found early. But without treatment, skin cancer can be deadly.

You may wish to present to your GP in the first instance, and they may refer you to a dermatologist for further screening.

If you would like to make an appointment for a skin cancer check, contact us below:

📞 07 2113 0137
📧 info@ascotdermatology.com.au
💻 www.ascotdermatology.com.au

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Butler Street
Ascot, QLD
4007

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61721130137

Website

http://www.ascotdermatology.com.au/

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