Eccles Clinic

Eccles Clinic Eccles Clinic is a dual functioning outpatient medical clinic, offering both minor surgical procedur Patient care and well-being is our main focus.

Today, this Irish consultant-led surgical and laser outpatient clinic is quickly becoming a centre of excellence for minor day surgery and laser treatments with a strong emphasis on providing the very best in patient care. Our purpose built clinic allows for the effective and efficient treatment of many skin abnormalities often relating to skin cancer. This procedure can involve the removal of lesions and moles, repair and reconstruction. Laser treatment is also used to treat many skin imperfections and blemishes; Rosacea or redness, red veins and blemishes, sun spots or brown marks, keloid and hypertrophic scares, port wine stains. Eccles Clinic is built and equipped with state of the art facilities that meet the NHS Standards for operating theatres, as well as British Standards for Laser Safety. Our consultants are experienced, respected, fully qualified Irish plastic surgeons who implement the latest techniques in plastic surgery and adhere to the highest standards in treatment and patient care. The goal of each professional in Eccles Clinic is to ensure each patient is completely looked after before, during and after their treatments

22/11/2013

Hugh Jackman has been treated for skin cancer after his wife urged him to check a suspicious mark on his nose.

18/11/2013

Between 1994 and 2011, an average of 6,899 cases of invasive skin cancer were diagnosed per year in Ireland. Malignant melanoma accounted for just over 8 per cent of this number; the vast bulk of all invasive skin cancers being non-melanomatous subtypes, of which more than 6,300 were diagnosed each…

23/05/2013

Anokhi Jambusaria, M.D., dermatologist at Mayo Clinic in Florida talks about skin cancer. She discusses the different types of skin cancer, signs to look for...

13/05/2013

You don’t have to get sunburnt to get skin cancer, but it helps. Find out how to stay SunSmart this summer, as well as live local UV ratings, the dangers of sunbeds and lots more. You can also win prizes with our SunSmart survey! Visit www.cancer.ie/sunsmart for more.

May means "Melanoma awareness month" is here:"Ireland has one of the highest skin cancer rates in the world and, worryin...
02/05/2013

May means "Melanoma awareness month" is here:

"Ireland has one of the highest skin cancer rates in the world and, worryingly, the number of diagnoses is rising alongside the mortality rate, for both men and women."

Ireland has one of the highest skin cancer rates in the world – and the number of diagnoses is rising alongside the mortality rate.

Your regular premium hike to your health insurance is coming soon:"the average premium for a family of two adults and tw...
02/05/2013

Your regular premium hike to your health insurance is coming soon:

"the average premium for a family of two adults and two children has now doubled in the past three years to around €2,500 a year"

HEALTH insurance premiums will rise by at least €360 per family in the latest crippling blow to household budgets.

Standards are slipping in the Irish healthcare system
28/04/2013

Standards are slipping in the Irish healthcare system

The Irish health system is maddening not only for patients but for their relatives, who must withstand poor communication, baffling rules and often impersonal care

[HIQA] have found that poor hand-washing practice in many Irish hospitals is potentially putting patients at risk of acq...
30/01/2013

[HIQA] have found that poor hand-washing practice in many Irish hospitals is potentially putting patients at risk of acquiring a Healthcare Associated Infection. The Authority also found wide variations in regard to hospital cleanliness.

New hygiene and infection prevention inspection reports published today by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) have found that poor hand-washing practice in many Irish hospitals is potentially putting patients at risk of acquiring a Healthcare Associated Infection.

Address

78 Eccles Street
Dublin
7

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+35318302169

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