Common Skin Conditions
Paediatric Conditions
Skin Cancer
Infectious Skin Conditions
Other Skin Conditions
Treatment & Management
Prevention & Skincare
Staphylococcus Decolonisation
Staphylococcus decolonisation is a treatment that is used to reduce the number of Staphylococcus aureus bacteria on the skin and/or nose of carriers. This is confirmed by a bacterial swab performed by your healthcare provider.
Scar Management – Wound Care After Suture Removal
After your surgical procedure, your wound may still be red, feels hard, tight or raised after the removal of stitches (sutures). The scar will continue to heal for 12 to 18 months. Over time, the scar will become softer, smoother and less red.
How to be Sun Smart: Master the UV Index and Avoid Nasty Sunburns!
The UV index was developed as a tool for the general public to understand the level of ultraviolet radiation expected at the Earth’s surface and is a measure of potential risk of sun damage.
A Practical Guide to Wet Dressings
Wet dressings, also known as wet wraps, can be an effective treatment for a variety of skin conditions including eczema.
Understanding Bleach Baths: A Step-by-Step Guide
What is a Bleach Bath? Bleach baths are a safe and effective way to keep your skin clear of bacteria and infections on the skin, especially if you or your loved one have a skin condition like eczema that is prone to infections. It is recommended for bleach baths to be continued 3 times a week...
Sun Protective Measures
It is important to not wait until you develop skin cancer before you start to be diligent with sun protective measures. The earlier you start on this journey, the better. For those of you who have children or grandchildren, it would be important to get them started when they are still young so it...