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Through a combination of cutting-edge technology, artistic expertise, and a compassionate understanding of our patients' desires, we strive to deliver outcomes that exceed expectations.

You may have heard the term, “Skin Cancer Doctor”Typically, this refers to a medical doctor who has undertaken additiona...
09/03/2026

You may have heard the term, “Skin Cancer Doctor”

Typically, this refers to a medical doctor who has undertaken additional focused training in skin cancer detection and management, often including dermatoscopy, biopsies, and surgical excisions.

Many come from a General Practice background and develop a strong subspecialised focus.

Medicine is often collaborative. Understanding the training pathway helps you choose wisely.

Skin health and skin confidence often begin with the same step, a proper consultation.Dr Roshan Dalpadado is an Accredit...
07/03/2026

Skin health and skin confidence often begin with the same step, a proper consultation.

Dr Roshan Dalpadado is an Accredited Skin Cancer Doctor providing care in:

• Skin cancer diagnosis and treatment
• Minor surgical procedures
• Cosmetic consultations
• Multiple Cosmetic treatments

With over 500 skin cancer procedures performed, his practice focuses on careful assessment, early detection, and evidence-based treatment.

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101 Yass St, Gunning NSW

📞 (02) 4845 1166 (Ext 2)
📅 Bookings available via HotDoc

Early detection and regular skin checks can make a significant difference.

GPs are often the first point of contact.Skin cancer doctors focus specifically on detection and treatment.Dermatologist...
06/03/2026

GPs are often the first point of contact.
Skin cancer doctors focus specifically on detection and treatment.
Dermatologists complete formal specialist training in all skin diseases.

But what matters most isn’t the title, it’s careful examination, appropriate tools, experience, and clear follow-up.

Understanding who does what helps you make informed decisions. And informed decisions are powerful.

The view from atop the Fort wall and the unexpected Cà phê sữa đá, made the trip to Galle absolutely worth it.
04/03/2026

The view from atop the Fort wall and the unexpected Cà phê sữa đá, made the trip to Galle absolutely worth it.

General Practitioners receive training in recognising suspicious lesions, performing biopsies and managing common skin c...
02/03/2026

General Practitioners receive training in recognising suspicious lesions, performing biopsies and managing common skin cancers
In fact, the majority are diagnosed and treated in primary care.

However, experience may vary depending on if further training has been undertaken.

Early melanomas and atypical lesions can be small, lack pigment, or mimic harmless spots.

Diagnosis often relies on pattern recognition built over years of practice.

What matters most:
• Clinical experience
• Appropriate tools (e.g. Dermatoscope)
• Accreditation and additional training
• Thorough examination
• Clear follow-up when required

Choosing an experienced, accredited doctor can improve detection and treatment outcomes.

UV radiation penetrates the skin and can cause DNA mutationsNormally, the body repairs this damage, but repeated exposur...
27/02/2026

UV radiation penetrates the skin and can cause DNA mutations

Normally, the body repairs this damage, but repeated exposure can overwhelm these safeguards

Over time, damaged cells may multiply without normal control.

Understanding how skin cancer develops helps us focus on prevention and early detection.

A laid back day in Colombo, enjoying not only the taste, but also the art of the food.
25/02/2026

A laid back day in Colombo, enjoying not only the taste, but also the art of the food.

The ABCDE guide is a helpful way to assess moles at home• Asymmetry• Border irregularity• Colour variation• Diameter• Ev...
23/02/2026

The ABCDE guide is a helpful way to assess moles at home

• Asymmetry
• Border irregularity
• Colour variation
• Diameter
• Evolving or changing

However, some melanomas may not show obvious ABCDE features

Self-checks are good, but they don’t replace professional medical assessment.

If you notice change, growth, new symptoms, or a spot that stands out, seek medical advice.

Sun spots, moles and melanomas can, at times, overlap in appearance, particularly in the early stagesOne key point that ...
20/02/2026

Sun spots, moles and melanomas can, at times, overlap in appearance, particularly in the early stages

One key point that often surprises patients:
Most melanomas arise de novo (on previously normal skin)

This means monitoring only “old moles” isn’t enough. Awareness of:
• New spots
• Subtle change over time
• A lesion that looks different from your other marks

Early assessment doesn’t create fear, it provides answers.

It always helps to have a medical professional who will keep track.

A memorable culinary experience goes beyond taste and nourishment; aesthetics are also an essential element.
18/02/2026

A memorable culinary experience goes beyond taste and nourishment; aesthetics are also an essential element.

Why is it so difficult to tell skin spots apart?Many harmless spots and serious ones overlap in appearance. Early skin c...
16/02/2026

Why is it so difficult to tell skin spots apart?

Many harmless spots and serious ones overlap in appearance. Early skin cancers can look subtle, familiar, or “normal enough” to the naked eye.

There is no single classic look.

Skin cancers can be:
• Flat or raised
• Dark, light, red, or skin-coloured
• Smooth, rough, scaly, or scar-like
• Painful, or completely painless

That’s why professional assessment is important. Doctors look at:
• Pattern and change over time
• Subtle structural details not visible to the naked eye
• Age, skin type, and individual history

It’s not worth taking a risk when clarity can bring relief.

If something has changed or feels uncertain, having it assessed provides answers, not assumptions.

Throwback to December 2025, when Christmas cheer was plentiful, and valuable time was spent with family.
13/02/2026

Throwback to December 2025, when Christmas cheer was plentiful, and valuable time was spent with family.

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Level 1, 17 Market Street
Evatt, ACT
ACT2617

Opening Hours

7am - 7pm

Telephone

+61261471365

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