In our first episode of season 5, we’re thrilled to present ‘Vignettes of Dermatology’, a fresh series that delves into various aspects of dermatology through concise, focused episodes.  To commence, we’re examining pityriasis rosea and pityriasis versicolor—two conditions with similar names, yet distinct underlying causes. During this episode, we’ll explore their distinguishing clinical presentations, dissect their differential …
During the highly anticipated Australasian College of Dermatologists Annual Scientific Meeting (ACD ASM), the outstanding achievements of the dermatology community including several Skin Health Institute (SHI) staff and consultants were recognised.  SHI Consultant Dr Michelle Goh was appointed as the ACD Chief Examination Officer. Registrar Dr Dale Jobson was acknowledged with the Adrian Johnson …
Clinic Overview The Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) Clinic provides specialised management for patients with this condition. This includes the provision of simple procedures in clinic with direct access to plastic surgeons for consultation and completion of more complex deroofing and plastic surgery procedures where appropriate. Patients can also access biologic therapies, other medications as prescribed and …
SHI’s Skin Checks by Dermatologists program – John Rogers’ potentially lifesaving experience  Conscious of several moles on his legs, John was originally referred to the Skin Health Institute in 2020. Fortunately, those suspicious spots did not return any cause for concern at that time, however he was advised to undergo regular checks and make …
In this episode we’ll explore the cutaneous manifestations of common endocrine disorders, including polycystic ovarian syndrome, diabetes mellitus, and thyroid disorders. We’ll be covering the cutaneous manifestations of these disorders, why they develop and how they are treated. Our panel of experts for this episode includes endocrinologist Dr Rosie Worsley and dermatologist A/Prof Alvin Chong. …
February 2023 saw a significant milestone for the Skin Health Institute’s Occupational Dermatology Clinic as it turned 30! Originally founded by current president A/Prof Rosemary Nixon AM and nurse Kath Frowen, it was initially held at Monash Medical Centre. It then transferred to the then Skin and Cancer Foundation (now SHI) in 2001 when the …
In this episode we’ll discuss vulval skin disorders. We’ll particularly focus on vulval lichen sclerosus, lichen planus, recurrent vulval candidiasis and vulval neoplasias. Our guest experts will discuss how these conditions present, what causes them, how to investigate and how to treat them. Available on Spotify and Apple podcasts Click the links below to start …
In this episode we’ll discuss mycobacterium ulcerans, also known as the Buruli Ulcer or Bairnsdale Ulcer, alongside our special guest, Prof Paul Johnson. We’ll explore its clinical presentation, diagnosis, prevention and treatment.  Available on Spotify and Apple podcasts Click the links below to start listening, and don’t forget to rate and review! Spotify Apple …
Clinic Overview Our Atopic Dermatitis Clinic looks after adult patients suffering from atopic dermatitis with support from an onsite specialised nursing care team. The clinic provides optimised tailored treatment plans for patients with atopic dermatitis who are candidates for management with currently available therapeutics.It also provides patients with access to the most up to date …
Vitiligo is a human skin condition that turns patches of skin and hair white and affects approximately 1% of the population. Vitiligo is not painful and does not have significant health consequences; however, it can have emotional and psychological effects. Symptoms Vitiligo signs include: Patchy loss of skin colour, which usually first appears on the …
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