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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.

It was truly a pleasure to train with RVTS these past few years, and to receive this award
29/04/2026

It was truly a pleasure to train with RVTS these past few years, and to receive this award

Some skin cancers and pre-cancerous spots can be treated with prescription creams.These treatments work on the surface a...
27/04/2026

Some skin cancers and pre-cancerous spots can be treated with prescription creams.

These treatments work on the surface and are commonly used for conditions like superficial BCC, SCC in situ, and actinic keratoses.

They’re convenient and can be used at home, but they’re not suitable for deeper or more aggressive cancers.

Follow-up is important to ensure the treatment has worked.

Freezing (cryotherapy) is a simple way to treat certain skin lesions.Liquid nitrogen is used to destroy abnormal cells, ...
24/04/2026

Freezing (cryotherapy) is a simple way to treat certain skin lesions.

Liquid nitrogen is used to destroy abnormal cells, often for small, superficial, early lesions, sunspots, and some early skin cancers.

It’s quick, done in-clinic, and requires no cutting.

Like all treatments, it works best in the right cases.

A lovely day exploring Sydney, topped off with an amazing Pakistani dinner
22/04/2026

A lovely day exploring Sydney, topped off with an amazing Pakistani dinner

Some skin cancers can be treated without cutting them out.Cautery (burning), often paired with gentle scraping, is used ...
20/04/2026

Some skin cancers can be treated without cutting them out.

Cautery (burning), often paired with gentle scraping, is used for small, superficial, low-risk lesions.

It’s quick, done in-clinic, and effective, when used in the right cases.

The key is choosing the right treatment for the right spot.

There isn’t one single way to treat skin cancer and that’s a good thing.Treatment depends on several factors, including ...
17/04/2026

There isn’t one single way to treat skin cancer and that’s a good thing.

Treatment depends on several factors, including the type, size, location, and depth of the lesion.

Common options include:
• Excision (removal)
• Burning (cautery)
• Freezing (cryotherapy)
• Cream-based treatments
• Radiotherapy

The goal is simple: treat it early, and treat it properly

Enjoying a culinary symphony while out and about in Sydney.
15/04/2026

Enjoying a culinary symphony while out and about in Sydney.

A short wait is usually normal. The sample needs to be processed, analysed, and explained properly and that takes time.•...
13/04/2026

A short wait is usually normal. The sample needs to be processed, analysed, and explained properly and that takes time.

• Results typically: 7–14 days
• Recovery depends on biopsy type

More suspicious lesions are often prioritised for faster processing.

Understanding the timeline helps reduce unnecessary worry and ensures the right next step is taken.

Not all spots can be assessed on the surface.An excision biopsy removes the entire lesion allowing accurate diagnosis an...
10/04/2026

Not all spots can be assessed on the surface.

An excision biopsy removes the entire lesion allowing accurate diagnosis and, in some cases, complete treatment in one step.

•Confirms what a spot truly is
•Assesses depth and spread
•May remove the lesion entirely

A simple procedure that provides clarity and peace of mind.

A satisfying walk around China town, admiring the architecture and culture. Stopping by at the colourful Starbucks for s...
08/04/2026

A satisfying walk around China town, admiring the architecture and culture. Stopping by at the colourful Starbucks for some coffee and food was almost an inevitability.

A shave biopsy is a simple procedure used to remove the top layer of a skin spot for testing. It is often chosen when a ...
07/04/2026

A shave biopsy is a simple procedure used to remove the top layer of a skin spot for testing. It is often chosen when a spot appears more superficial, can be done under local anaesthetic, and usually does not require stitches.

Many skin spots are harmless, but some need closer assessment. Choosing the right biopsy helps your doctor understand what the spot is and decide on the next steps.

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Level 1, 17 Market Street
Evatt, ACT
ACT2617

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7am - 7pm

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+61261471365

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