The inverse approach for facial pigmented lesions
Dr Gabriella Brancaccio explains the inverse approach for facial pigmented lesions and how it can support early recognition of lentigo maligna.
Dr Gabriella Brancaccio explains the inverse approach for facial pigmented lesions and how it can support early recognition of lentigo maligna.
Case discussion: A 47-year-old male presents for his first skin check, asking about a patch of 'dermatitis' on his face which flares up after he shaves.
Chronic hand eczema: Dr Ryan De Cruz unpacks how GPs can confidently assess and manage it, with a focus on real cases and actionable clinical guidance.
Aesthetic medicine in 2026: The easy wins are gone, but the opportunity is still there. Explore how the industry has evolved & where GPs can find a place.
A/Prof Maurice Brygel shares tips for managing ingrown toenails, including digital blocks, nail edge removal and the use of phenol to reduce recurrence.
Case discussion: A 73-year-old male patient comes in for a skin check, whereupon this pigmented lesion is detected on his calf. What would you do next?