Skin Cancer
Skin cancer can arise anywhere on the skin; however, it most commonly occurs on the parts of the body that are more exposed to sunlight such as the face, hands, neck, and arms. Even though it is one of the most common cancers, skin cancer is not usually life threatening because when detected early, it can be successfully treated. At The Devonshire Clinic, our dermatologists specialise in skin cancer diagnosis and provide effective treatment solutions for both melanoma and non-melanoma cancers.
Read MoreMedical Dermatology
The Devonshire Clinic is equipped to treat a wide range of medical dermatological conditions. The clinic employs the latest, evidence-based diagnostic technology and medical expertise to reach a fast and accurate diagnosis so that the correct treatment program can begin. Our dermatologists can treat a variety of skin diseases and skin disorders including skin cancer, acne, eczema, dermatitis, skin allergies, rosacea, warts & verrucas, psoriasis, scarring, cysts and other skin irregularities and hyperhidrosis (excessive seating).
Read MoreCosmetic Dermatology
As the elasticity of the skin diminishes over time, we develop fine lines and wrinkles, crow’s feet and expression lines. Sun exposure, smoking, alcohol and hereditary factors also contribute to skin ageing. Although this is generally accepted as an inevitable result of getting older, there are effective treatments and product regimes available that can prevent sun damage and slow down the skin ageing process. At The Devonshire Clinic, we offer a range of cosmetic dermatology treatments to help rejuvenate the skin and achieve a healthier and more youthful skin tone and texture.
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MOHs micrographic surgery
Non melanoma skin cancer
Photodynamic Therapy
Rosacea
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