Your skin,
your health
About us
YourSkin Clinic is a medical clinic offering comprehensive general practice care, including chronic disease management, mental health support, immunisations and preventive health checks, with a skilled focus in skin medicine and minor skin procedures. Our Specialist General Practitioner and experienced cosmetic Registered Nurse work together to provide thorough, personalised care for patients of all ages.
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Common Concerns
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These benign lesions can cause persistent itching, irritation, or cosmetic concern. YourSkin Clinic can provide diagnosis and treatment for all lesions of concern. Any abnormal growth should be diagnosed by a medical practitioner.
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Uneven pigmentation is one of the most common skin concerns we see. Whether it's developed from sun exposure, hormonal changes, or past inflammation, our doctor can help identify the type and talk you through the options that may be appropriate for your skin.
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Changes to an existing mole or the appearance of an unusual growth should always be assessed by a doctor. Atypical lesions vary widely in appearance and causes. Early evaluation is the most important step you can take.
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When skin heals, it doesn't always go back to the way it was. Scars can stay raised, pull at the surrounding skin, or remain sensitive for years.
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Torn or stretched ear lobes are a common concern, often the result of years of wearing earrings, heavy jewellery, or accidental trauma. The tissue doesn't repair itself, but surgical correction is a straightforward procedure.
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A skin cyst is a closed pocket of tissue that sits beneath the surface of the skin. While harmless, they can grow, become inflamed, or develop in places that cause discomfort.
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A skin tag is a small, soft outgrowth attached to the skin by a thin stalk. They pose no medical risk, but can cause irritation or affect how you feel about your skin.
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Those fine, web-like vessels on the legs are known as spider veins or telangiectasias. Common and generally harmless, they can still be a source of self-consciousness. Our doctor can assess your skin health and the possibility of treatment.
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Facial volume loss is a gradual process that can subtly change the way the face looks, such as flattening of the cheeks, deepening the shadows around the eyes, and altering the overall balance of features. Our doctor and nurse are trained to identify the appropriate options for your volume concerns.
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Bruxism is the involuntary grinding or clenching of teeth, most often during sleep. Over time it can lead to jaw pain, headaches, worn teeth, and a visible squaring of the jaw.
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Milia are tiny, pearly-white or yellowish bumps that form just under the surface of the skin. They're extremely common, harmless, and treated in clinic if you'd like them removed.
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Dermatosis papulosa nigra, often shortened to DPN, causes small, dark papules on the face and neck. It's a common and harmless skin condition, particularly in people with darker skin tones, and many people choose treatment for cosmetic reasons.
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Xanthelasma are soft, yellow patches or plaques that develop on the eyelids, most often near the inner corner. They're a common and harmless skin finding, but many people choose to have them treated for cosmetic reasons.
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Broken capillaries are a common, harmless skin concern characterised by fine red or purple vessels visible beneath the skin's surface.
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Whether they've developed from sun exposure, movement, or a loss of volume beneath the skin, there are a range of treatment options available for deep lines and wrinkles.
Our Team
Anna Scott, RN
Anna is a Division 1 Registered Nurse registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (AHPRA Registration: NMW0001262842).
Anna has a background in emergency nursing and holds a postgraduate qualification in Midwifery. She has completed training in dermal fillers, anti-wrinkle injections and the use of the RevLite laser system, and holds a qualification as a Laser Safety Officer. Anna regularly updates her practice by attending industry training and conferences.
David is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP). He is registered with the Medical Board of Australia (AHPRA Registration: MED0001133635) and completed his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at the University of Sydney.
David has more than thirty years of experience in patient care. He works primarily in chronic condition management and skin medicine. David also has substantial experience in assessing and managing a broad range of skin conditions.
He holds a Diploma of Dermatology from the Australian Institute of Dermatology and a Diploma of Child Health from Sydney Children's Hospital Network. Additionally, David has completed training in laser treatments using the RevLite and Iridex Varilite systems, anti-wrinkle injections and dermal filler application.
Dr. David Scott, MBBS, FRACGP, DipDerm, DipCH
Shay
Shay is our receptionist and the first point of contact for patients at YourSkin Clinic. She brings a calm and professional manner to the role, ensuring each patient feels welcomed and well looked after from the moment they arrive.
Shay is currently completing a Bachelor of Nursing at the University of Wollongong, where she is developing a strong foundation in clinical practice and patient care.
How to Find us
Parking
Eastpoint Food Fair offers two hours free parking, 7 days a week.
The entrance to the Eastpoint Food Fair Carpark is located at the end of New McLean Street, Edgecliff.
Edgecliff Centre parking (Aldi entrance) offers one and a half hours
Location
We are located on the ground floor of Edgecliff Centre. You can find us across from Aldi and Hallam Pharmacy.
Train
Take the T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line towards Bondi Junction
Arrive to Edgecliff Station, Platform 2
Exit the station through doors to Aldi.
Town Hall to Edgecliff via T4: 7 minutes travel
Bus station with services to Kings Cross, Town Hall, Double Bay and Darling Point.
