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4worldlovers: Adelaide skin cancer clinic has been developed with the concept of early detection and appropriate management of all types of skin cancer.

Come and be a part of our relentless effort in sorting out your 'UGLY DUCKLINGS'!!


Biopsies will be done in the same sitting if clinically required.

Dr Amarnath Bhat (Amar) is a general practitioner with special interest in skin cancers and skin surgery. Originally from India , Amar moved to Australia in 2010 and received his Fellowship ( FRACGP) in 2017.

All his general practice training happened in country town of Mildura also known as ‘Sunraysia’ district . Known for its long and intense summer, he noticed a lot of his patients especially farmers working in vineyards were having skin cancers. He has since been updating himself on nuances of skin cancers and has completed advanced and expert training on skin cancer surgery through Healthcert. He has completed master degree in the field of skin cancer from the university of Queensland

Dermatoscopy has been his passion and he has incorporated skin checks into his everyday general practice. Dr Bhat brings with himself this vast experience of the last 10 years which would lay the foundation of the ‘Adelaide Skin Cancer Clinic’.

Our Aim in ‘Adelaide Skin Cancer Clinic’ is to identify and treat skin cancers in its infant stages through regular (6 monthly) skin checks using computerised Dermoscopy.

Our Goal is to 'Save Lives’ by early detection and management of all skin cancers. We will strive to push our Motto 'Early Detection Saves Lives’ utilising clinical skills and modern technology.

2 in 3 Australians will be diagnosed with skin cancer by the age of 70.

Australia has one of the highest rate of skin cancer in the world.

Melanoma is the 4th most common cancer in Australia. It can happen in both sun exposed and sun protected areas of skin!

The other common skin cancers which occur more commonly in sun exposed areas are lightly categorised as Non-Melanoma Skin cancers ( NMSC). Most common of these cancers are 'Squamous Cell Cancer (SCC)’ and 'Basal Cell Cancer (BCC)’.

BCC is the most common skin cancer and is about 3 times more common than SCC. Aptly called 'Rodent ulcer’,BCC tend to spread locally and distant spread is rare.

Charges can vary from $260 to $310 depending on the complexity of procedure

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SunDoctors Glenunga now welcomes Dr Alex Markou (previously at The Strand Skin Cancer Clinic). In 1999 Dr Alex Markou joined the Chatswood Skin Cancer Physicians in Sydney and underwent further training in skin cancer diagnosis and treatment as well as advanced surgical techniques for the excision of difficult lesions including flap reconstructions. He completed the Certificate of Dermatology from Monash University in 2000 and gained the Postgraduate Diploma of Practical Dermatology from the University of Wales, Cardiff, UK in 2004. He has been a member of the Skin Cancer College of Australasia since 2003. In 2004 Dr Alex Markou established The Strand Skin Cancer Clinic in Colonel Light Gardens and had been exclusively practicing skin cancer medicine and surgery there for the last 16 years before joining the SunDoctors team in Jan 2021.


Dr Paul Annells received his Bachelor of Medicine and surgery from Flinders University in South Australia in 1993, and gained recognition as a fellow of the College of General Practitioners in 2000. Dr Annells began his training in skin cancer medicine in 2000 and has had extensive experience in skin cancer work since then and completed many weekend courses and diplomas, in addition to the Masters in Medicine in Skin Cancer from the University of Queensland in 2011. He has completed Diplomas in Dermoscopy and Advanced Skin Cancer Surgery.


He was the principal skin cancer clinic for Rural GP registrars in Southern Queensland for a number of years, during which he established three highly regarded skin cancer clinics in Brisbane. He continues to manage these clinics remotely after relocating to Adelaide in 2020.


Dr Annells has extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of skin cancers.


Dr Annells has extensive experience in flap and skin grafting surgery for facial skin cancers. His skills include flap surgery using advancement, rotation and transposition flaps, and also the specialised use of myocutanous flaps for reconstruction of nasal tip cancers and the keystone flap repair for the challenging lower limb area.


He performs wedge excision for cancers situated on the vermillion of the lip and the eyelid and routinely uses cosmetic wound closure including the use of dermal sutures for internal closure of wounds.


His clinical work also includes collaboration in published research with the University of South Australia and the University of Queensland, and has worked with Professor Tarl Prow on a number of published studies into the genetics of skin cancer and novel and emerging treatment modalities for skin cancer treatment. Dr Annells has been an accredited member of the Skin Cancer College of Australasia for over ten years.


Dr Sheng-Wen Cheng is an experienced skin cancer physician, his specialty includes face, torso and upper and lower limbs. He attended medical school at the University of Adelaide and completed his internship at Royal Adelaide Hospital.


Dr Cheng has worked alongside a general surgeon who specialized in major skin cancer at Glenelg Day Surgery and has gained local experience in skin cancer surgery including skin grafts and flaps.


Skin Cancer Medicine and Surgery via Healthcert (Quality assured by Bond University and recognized by International Dermoscopy Society)


Dr. Lin graduated from medical school in 2011 and completed her Fellowship with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2020. She joined SunDoctors at Glenunga in May 2021. Dr Lin is a member of the Skin Cancer College of Australasia and has completed its Certificates in Skin Cancer Medicine and Dermoscopy. Dr. Lin is currently undertaking her advanced certification in the area. Dr Lin offers thorough skin checks, biopsy, excision, and advocates strongly for sun protection and safety.


Dr Lloyd graduated from Flinders University in 1990 and obtained her FRACGP in 1995. She is now in her 18th year of skin cancer medicine, seeing three generations of some families and is fully accredited with the Skin Cancer College of Australasia. Dr Lloyd has patients from all over Australia and has a particular interest in post-transplant patients, and those with many moles, and it finds it rewarding to make a difference (sometimes small, sometimes great) to her patients’ health.

Dr Ben Moore graduated from Flinders University with a medical degree in 2013. He has been a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners since 2019. Ben works as a GP and has a special interest is in skin cancer medicine. He has completed the Certificate of Dermoscopy, Certificate of Skin Cancer Medicine and the Advanced Skin Surgery Workshop from the Skin Cancer College of Australasia.

4worldlovers: South Terrace Urology’s surgeons possess an extensive range of skills, capitalising on the subspecialty expertise within the group. They offer patients a wide range of treatment options and high-quality Urological care throughout Adelaide and wider South Australia.

One of the leading Urology practices in South Australia, South Terrace Urology has been in operation since the 1960’s. The expertise of our surgeons and their ongoing commitment to research and education ensures the highest standard of Urological assessment and surgery. We work with the latest technology to provide patients with a high standard of modern, individualised clinical care.

Cancers of the kidney, bladder, prostate, and testes, Minimally invasive surgery, Robotic surgery.

We provide a comprehensive, rapid assessment service for privately insured patients who need urgent assessment and diagnosis. This GP referred service provides patients with timely, high-quality Urological care whenever it is required. We offer second opinions to patients seeking more information or a different point of view about their Urological health. Patients…

Meet our urology doctors in Adelaide. South Terrace Urology’s Urological Surgeons treat men and women with problems involving the kidney, bladder, prostate and male reproductive organs. These conditions include cancer, stones, infection, incontinence, sexual dysfunction, and fertility.

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