Dr Jenny Chung

Dermatologist & Laser Specialist

Dr Jenny Chung

Consultant dermatologist completing UK postgraduate study in skin ageing and aesthetics, with interests in women's skin health, acne and rosacea, laser medicine, skin cancer, and sensitive vulval and genital skin concerns.

BScMB ChBFRACPFNZDSI

Dr Jenny Chung is a consultant dermatologist with a distinctive focus on skin ageing, aesthetics, and women’s skin health.

She is completing postgraduate study in skin ageing and aesthetics through the University of Manchester in the UK, adding advanced evidence-led training to her specialist dermatology background. Her clinical interests include acne and rosacea, pigmentation and age-related skin change, laser medicine, skin cancer assessment, and sensitive vulval and genital skin concerns.

Dr Chung’s approach combines detailed clinical assessment, technical precision, and a calm, considerate manner, especially for concerns that are complex, personal, or difficult to discuss.

She completed medical and specialist dermatology training in Auckland, then undertook fellowship experience at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London.

Dr Chung has presented internationally, published in peer-reviewed journals, and received research and presentation awards. At The Dermatology Group, she provides care across medical, laser, skin cancer, and aesthetic dermatology, with an emphasis on clear assessment and practical treatment planning.

Research & Professional Contributions

Published work and clinical interests

Dr Chung's academic and educational work supports her focus on skin ageing and aesthetics, women's skin health, acne, dermatology education, skin cancer diagnostic models, and vulval and genital dermatology.

Skin ageing and aestheticsWomen's skin healthAcneSkin cancer diagnosticsVulval and genital dermatology

Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 2025

Comparing melanoma diagnosis by artificial intelligence as a medical device, teledermatology and face-to-face models of care

A model-of-care paper comparing melanoma diagnostic pathways using number-needed-to-biopsy ratios.

International Journal of STD & AIDS, 2026

Vulval intraepithelial neoplasia in immunosuppressed women

A multidisciplinary-service paper on management outcomes and recommendations, aligned with Dr Chung's vulval dermatology interest.

DermNet NZ, 2015-2022

DermNet clinical education contributions

Authored or updated professional dermatology education pages across immunisation, scalp tumours, rheumatic and gastrointestinal skin signs, topical therapy, and other topics.

NZDSI and BSCCP

Dermatology research and presentation awards

Awards include the NZDSI Trans-Tasman Research Award and a British Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology presentation award.