Services

Dermatology pathways organised around patient concerns.

Services are grouped by what needs assessment rather than by device. The right pathway depends on diagnosis, risk, skin type, goals, and treatment suitability.

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Assessment

The starting point is the clinical concern, history, and risk profile.

Planning

Treatment options are framed by suitability, downtime, and realistic outcomes.

Follow-through

Care may involve review, biopsy, procedures, prescriptions, injectable treatment, or device-based treatment.

Conditions

Browse by what you are noticing.

Acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, pigmentation, hair and nail concerns, and facial redness each link back to the right service pathway.

Procedures

Browse laser, injectable, device, and surgical options.

Laser, injectable, and device treatments, acne scar pathways, mole checks, skin cancer surgery, and lesion removal sit alongside the high-level services.

Clinical Pathways

Choose a service area to continue.

Cosmetic Dermatology & Laser Medicine

Doctor-led aesthetic and laser planning

Cosmetic dermatology at the clinic is positioned as medical aesthetic care: careful planning, confident treatment options, and realistic goals.

Common concerns

Anti-wrinkle injections, often searched for as BotoxPigmentation and sun damageFine lines, wrinkles, and skin textureRedness, vessels, and flushing

Tools in this pathway: Botulinum toxin / anti-wrinkle injections, UltraClear laser resurfacing, PicoWay, Morpheus8, and others.

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Acne, Rosacea & Scarring

Staged plans for inflammation, redness, and scarring

Acne and rosacea often need a medical diagnosis first, then a staged plan that may combine prescription care, procedural treatments, and maintenance.

Common concerns

Teenage and adult acneCystic or scarring acneRosacea and facial flushingPost-inflammatory pigmentation

Tools in this pathway: PicoWay, UltraClear, Morpheus8, LimeLight IPL (Cutera), and others.

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Skin Cancer Screening & Surgical Dermatology

Skin checks, biopsy, excision, and surgical planning

New Zealand has a high melanoma burden, so early assessment of changing or suspicious lesions is one of the clinic’s most important services.

Common concerns

Changing moles or spotsNew, bleeding, itchy, or non-healing lesionsPersonal or family history of skin cancerBasal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma concerns
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Consultation

Not sure where to start?

Use the consultation request page and include the concern, timeframe, previous treatment, and any relevant history so the clinic can advise on the right starting point.

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