Rose Bay Medical Clinic

27/05/2025

Dr. Alice is currently a dedicated member of the Skin Cancer College Australasia, holding an Advanced Certificate in Dermoscopy and a Professional Certificate in Skin Cancer Surgery. Dr. Alice's interest in dermatology also extends to aesthetic treatments, including cosmetic mole removals, acne and keloid scar treatments, as well as anti-wrinkle, filler, and Rejuran injections.

Her treatments include the following:
-Cosmetic mole/skin tag/wart/angioma removal
-Cortisone injection for spot-treating inflamed acne
-Cortisone injection for keloid scars
-Cortisone injection for alopecia areata
-Anti-wrinkle injection
-Dermal fillers

Call 02 93711100 to book an appointment or book via our website
www.rosebaymedicalclinic.com.au

Rose Bay Medical Clinic is situated in the heart of Rose Bay catering to those who want quality medical care. We are open SEVEN DAYS a week.

09/06/2023

We are looking for a new part time receptionist to join the team at Rose Bay medical Clinic.

The ideal candidate will have experience in medical reception, perhaps but not limited to General Practice. We use medical director. Experience with Medical Software is a benefit.

Join a supportive, busy environment where every day is different. You will be interacting with people most of the day; you will also be required to have an eye for detail and to be very accurate. Another requirement is that you need to enjoy a busy environment with lots of variety.

If you are interested in applying, please send your resume to lsolomon@rosebaymedicalclinic.com.au

07/06/2023

We are excited to announce the appointment of Dr Jonathan Hopkirk to our team of doctors at Rose Bay Medical Clinic. Dr
Hopkirk is a well-known aesthetic medicine physician with a wealth of experience within the field and an international profile.
He has come to us after a five-year term as the Global Medical Director of the world's largest aesthetic medicine company,
where he led a team of over 500 doctors nurses and dentists in over 200 clinics.
He is an International Expert Board member on the 'CMAC', Medical Aesthetics Collaborative global group of aesthetic
professionals and has previously served on medical scientific boards for some of the fields leading suppliers.
He is a passionate and empathetic professional with an artistic eye for detail who prioritises natural aesthetic outcomes for
his patients. He has trained with some of the world's leading plastic and facial surgeons, including one-on-one training with
Dr Arthur Swift (Canada) and Dr Lee Walker (United Kingdom). He will be offering anti-wrinkle and dermal filler treatments for
all areas of the face, skin rejuvenation stem cell treatments for the face, neck and décolletage and hair restoration
treatments.
Outside of the medical space, Dr Hopkirk is enthusiastic about not-for-profit work, where he is one of the directors of his
family-founded organisation 'Dance For Abilities'. He is also a keen muso and loves exercise and the outdoors.
To book in for a consultation with Dr Hopkirk please call the practice directly on 93711100 and we can have you booked in as soon as possible!

23/09/2021

We have Pfizer and Astra Zeneca vaccines available for all those people who haven't had an opportunity to book a vaccine yet. We are taking bookings for all ages from 12 years and over.

We welcome existing and new patients and please feel free to share with your friends.

Call 93711100 to book a time.

02/05/2020

We'd like to introduce Dr Rachelle Silver. She will be seeing patients on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Rachelle has been working at a clinic in the city for the last few years and is looking forward to combining that with working in Rose Bay. She loves working with children and enjoys dealing with female health issues but enjoys the breadth of experience that general practice offers.

Don't forget, you can book appointments online through Appointuit (see our website for details) or call reception on 93711100.

09/12/2019

There are currently a number of outbreaks of chickenpox in the Eastern Suburbs.
Did you know that all children should have 2 doses of chickenpox immunisations to provide them with approximately 99% protection against chickenpox?
Unfortunately, children only receive 1 dose as part of their childhood immunisation schedule, and this only provides approximately 80-85% protection.
A 2nd dose of chickenpox immunisation can be given to any child over 18 months of age, and is available at the Rose Bay Medical Clinic for $70

Please call the Rose Bay Medical Clinic on 9371 1100 to book your child in for an additional chickenpox booster now

28/06/2019

We would love to introduce Dr Sylvia to all our patients. She has recently joined our team and we are thrilled to have her on board.

Dr Sylvia Yeung is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitoners, having graduated from UNSW. With over fifteen years experience as a vocationally registered GP, she has a special interest in paediatrics, women's health and general mental health and well being, particularly in the area of child and adolescent psychiatry. Dr Yeung is also currently a GP at Headspace in Camperdown.

Sylvia likes to promote a wholistic approach to general wellbeing and the importance of a healthy lifestyle, diet and exercise for good mental and physical health.She also participates in the antenatal shared care program with the Royal Hospital for Women.

Dr Yeung is also fluent in Cantonese.

16/04/2019

We have flu vaccinations in stock in all but the over 65 age range for which there is a nation wide shortage at the moment. If you would like a flu shot, call 93711100 and make an appointment to get it done.
Here is some info on flu:

Influenza (flu) is a highly contagious viral infection that spreads easily from person to person through coughing, sneezing and close contact.
Unlike a cold, symptoms such as fever, sore throat and muscle aches develop suddenly with flu and last about a week. In some cases, severe illness and complications such as pneumonia and bronchitis can develop, which can result in hospitalisation and even death. The flu can also make some existing medical conditions worse.
The flu virus can be especially dangerous for elderly people, pregnant women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and very young children, as well as for people with underlying medical conditions.
Annual vaccination is the best way of preventing the flu and any associated illness.
You should get the flu shot every year because the flu virus is constantly changing. Every year, the flu vaccine changes too, so it protects against the flu strains which are most likely to be around during that winter.
Children can begin to be immunised against the flu from six months of age. Children aged 6 months to under 9 years of age require two doses, at least four weeks apart in the first year they receive the vaccine. While two doses in the first year are recommended, one dose does provide some protection and is preferable to receiving no doses. One dose of influenza vaccine is required in subsequent years. A single dose of influenza vaccine is given to all children aged nine years and over.
• It is free for all children under the age of 5 years
• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander persons aged ≥15 years
• All persons aged ≥65 years
• All persons aged ≥6 months who have certain medical conditions which increase the risk of influenza disease complications; for example, severe asthma, lung or heart disease, low immunity or diabetes (refer to Table 3).
• Pregnant women (during any stage of pregnancy).

21/01/2019

We are so excited to introduce our lovely new doctor, Dr Pearl Wang. Some of you may have met her over the holiday season:

Dr Pearl was born and raised in Sydney Australia. She completed her undergraduate Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery degree at UNSW in 2012 graduating with Honours. She went on to pursue further postgraduate studies with a Diploma in Child Health. She is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP). Pearl also speaks Mandarin.

She enjoys all aspects of general practice with special interests in paediatrics, women's health, executive health & chronic disease management. She likes to treat her patients holistically and work together with them to improve their health and wellbeing.

Her hobbies outside of work include travelling, yoga and learning different languages. Dr Pearl looks forward to looking after you and your family at Rose Bay Medical Practice.

24/12/2018

We wish all our patients and their families a wonderful holiday period. Here are our hours over this time:

Holiday Hours:
25th Dec-closed
26th Dec-closed
27th and 28th Dec-open
29th and 30th Dec-closed
31st Dec-open
1st Jan-closed
2nd and 3rd Jan-open
4th, 5th and 6th Jan-closed
7th-11th Jan-open
12th and 13th Jan-closed
14th-18th Jan-open
19th and 20th Jan-closed
21st Jan onwards-OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

27/11/2018

A CALL TO ACTION with Chloe Sacks, dietician - Do you want to feel your best for the holidays?

Then book in for a 4 Week Weight Loss Challenge before the end of December for $400.00.

Package would include:

-An initial one hour assessment with our dietician and nutritionist-Dr Chloe Sacks
-3 follow-up half hour reviews
-A tailored meal plan
-Healthy snack ideas and recipes
-Behavioural coaching and readily available support

Please call reception on 93711100 or email info@rosebaymedicalclinic.com.au

18/11/2018

As the end of year holidays are approaching, remember to check the vaccine requirements of your destination! Did you know that for most foreign countries, travel vaccinations are highly recommended?

We stock travel vaccinations so make an appointment with one of the GP's to determine what protection you and your family need for travel and have them done there and then.