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The 2025 Dermoscopy Masterclass and Skin Cancer Surgery From A-Z offer an exclusive opportunity to sharpen your diagnostic acumen in dermoscopy and build your procedural toolkit in skin cancer surgery, with teachings from the foremost experts in skin cancer. They will share their vast knowledge, tips, tricks of the trade, patient cases, and more, offering a rich learning experience tailored for experienced practitioners.

This is a must-attend event for any doctor who sees patients with skin cancer concerns in primary care and who wants to build confidence in diagnosing and treating skin malignancies, with an emphasis on practical application. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the world's best!

Hear from the presenters themselves — swipe through the playlist to see what’s in store at the Masterclass.

SKIN CANCER CONFERENCE & MASTERCLASSES 2026

Meet the faculty

 Internationally recognised experts and experienced Australian clinicians delivering advanced, practice-focused skin cancer education. 

 

   Dermoscopy Masterclass Surgery
Masterclass
Day 1: Friday, 15 August 2025
Time Topic Topic
8.30am Registration
9.00am Welcome
9.00am

Introduction: History of dermoscopy with Dr Marghoob

Before you master the tool, understand how it evolved.

Dr Marghoob opens the Masterclass with a sweeping yet practical introduction to how dermoscopy transformed skin cancer detection. This session connects historical context with modern clinical relevance — showing how early limitations shaped today's techniques and what that means for your diagnostic lens.

Dermoscopy & light: How devices shape diagnosis (NPD, PD, UVFD) with A/Prof Navarrete-Dechent

Polarised, non-polarised, UV — your light source changes what you see.

This session breaks down how different light modalities reveal (or hide) key diagnostic features. You’ll learn how to match device choice with lesion type, how to interpret artefacts, and why even experienced dermoscopists sometimes miss the obvious — not because of the eye, but the light.

Kahoot! Interactive quiz #1

Put your pattern recognition to the test with live clinical cases. You’ll vote, learn, and debate — and sometimes be surprised.

Introduction, surgical setup and consent with A/Prof Tony Dicker

The difference between a smooth surgery and a medicolegal headache starts here.

This session walks you through what many GPs overlook: setting up for surgical success before the first cut. From optimising your theatre space to obtaining bulletproof informed consent, Tony will share what he has learned from years of real-world surgical practice — including the details that protect you legally and help patients feel confident in your care.

10.30am Morning tea
11.00am

Histopathology correlates with Dr Marghoob 

If you don’t understand what the pathologist sees, you’re only doing half the job.

In this session, Dr Marghoob walks you through dermoscopic-clinicopathologic correlation using real-world examples. You’ll leave better equipped to interpret dermoscopic clues through the lens of histology — a must for making confident decisions.

NMSC: Dermoscopy's role in non-melanoma skin cancers with A/Prof Navarrete-Dechent

Dermoscopy isn't just about melanoma — it's a game-changer for BCC and SCC too.

This session explores how dermoscopy can change your surgical plan, reduce unnecessary biopsies, and improve detection of aggressive subtypes. Clinical insights meet procedural impact in this essential talk for skin cancer GPs.

Kahoot! Interactive quiz #2

Face off with your peers on tough BCC/SCC pattern challenges. Discuss, dissect, and defend your diagnostic choices.

Ellipses, wedges, grafts, and advancement flaps with Dr Tony Azzi

Not all excisions are equal — and neither are their scars.

In this high-yield session, you’ll sharpen your skills in the advanced techniques that underpin successful closures: from refined ellipses to complex grafts and advancement flaps. Dr Azzi will walk through where these techniques work best (and where they don’t), and how to plan for tension-free, cosmetically elegant outcomes — especially on the face.

12.30pm Lunch
1.30pm

The universe of naevi with Dr Marghoob

Benign doesn’t mean boring — but it can mean confusing.

Explore the full spectrum of naevus patterns, including rare and atypical variants that mimic malignancy. Learn to classify confidently and avoid over-biopsying the harmless or missing what matters.


The universe of melanoma with A/Prof Navarrete-Dechent

It’s not one disease — it’s a spectrum of biological chaos.

A sophisticated, pattern-based deep dive into how melanomas present differently across body sites, subtypes, and stages. From slow-growing in situ to aggressive nodular forms, you’ll gain new appreciation for what makes melanoma so dangerous — and so deceptive.

Kahoot! Interactive quiz #3

How well do you know melanoma’s visual language? It’s time to find out.

Rotation and transposition flaps with Dr Tony Azzi

Sometimes skin needs to move sideways to heal well.

Learn to design, execute, and troubleshoot more advanced flap techniques that offer flexibility in challenging anatomical areas. Dr Azzi will unpack the decision-making process behind rotation and transposition flaps, and show how to maximise tissue movement without compromising function or cosmesis.

3.00pm Afternoon tea
3.30pm

Mimickers with Dr Marghoob

Not everything that looks scary is malignant — and not everything benign looks safe.

This is your visual literacy bootcamp. Learn to differentiate common and uncommon dermoscopic mimickers of melanoma, BCC, and other suspicious lesions. Essential for daily decision-making and diagnostic confidence.

The other cancers with A/Prof Navarrete-Dechent

Merkel cell, porocarcinoma, adnexal tumours — they’re rare, but you’ll see them eventually.

This session tackles the ‘zebras’ of skin cancer with clear pattern insights, clinical context, and what to look for when lesions don’t behave like the usual suspects.

Kahoot! Interactive quiz #4

Rare and rogue lesions go head-to-head — who sees what others miss?

Island flaps, technical flaps, and nail matrix biopsy with Dr Tony Azzi

If you’ve never biopsied a nail matrix, this is the session that will change that.

Here we go beyond the basics to explore the technical finesse needed for island flaps, bilobed and interpolation flaps, and working in high-risk or anatomically challenging areas. Nail matrix biopsy, a rarely covered but critical diagnostic tool, will be demystified with practical tips, visuals, and case insights you won’t get in standard courses.

5.00pm End of day 1

 

Day 2: Saturday, 16 August 2025
8.30am Registration
9.00am Welcome
9.00am

Facial lesions with A/Prof Navarrete-Dechent

On the face, patterns shift and rules break.

Facial skin comes with unique anatomy and dermoscopic distortions. This session refines your eye for facial-specific clues, helping you catch in situ melanoma and differentiate pigmented BCC from solar lentigines.


Volar lesions with Dr Marghoob

Palms and soles have their own rules — ignore them at your peril.

You’ll revisit parallel ridge patterns, ink test pitfalls, and common misdiagnoses. Perfect for anyone who’s ever doubted a lesion on the sole.


Kahoot! Interactive quiz #5

Put your palm and face skills to the test. Get ready for some pattern curveballs.


Complications and tips
with A/Prof Tony Dicker & Dr Tony Azzi

Every great proceduralist has faced complications — the best ones know how to manage them.

This session is a frank, case-based discussion on real-life surgical complications: infection, wound dehiscence, poor healing, and cosmetic surprises — and how to pre-empt, manage, and learn from each. Expect practical recovery strategies, documentation tips, and insight into when to intervene versus when to wait.

10.30am Morning tea
11.00am

Nail lesions with Dr Marghoob

Pigmented nail bands can be career-defining — if you get them wrong.

This focused session explains when to worry, what to biopsy, and how to spot melanonychia clues that signal serious disease. A must for high-confidence hand and foot diagnostics.


Creepy crawlers: Arthropod dermatoses with A/Prof Navarrete-Dechent

Not all lesions are neoplastic — some are alive.

Scabies, larva migrans, and other parasitic patterns show up in dermoscopy more than you think. Learn what to look for (and how to unsee it later) in this fun but surprisingly practical session.


Kahoot! Interactive quiz #6

Bugs, bites, bands — dermoscopy gets weird. Let’s see who knows what’s what.

Case reviews & clinical desigion-making with A/Prof Tony Dicker & Dr Tony Azzi

This is where theory meets the grey zones of real clinical work.

A collaborative, interactive review of challenging surgical cases — where the "right" approach isn’t always obvious. See how two seasoned proceduralists tackle decision-making under real-world constraints, and get their insight into alternate strategies, flap choices, and closure risks.

12.30pm Lunch
1.30pm

The difficult to diagnose melanomas with Dr Marghoob

These are the ones you’ll lose sleep over.

Ash will share some of the toughest melanomas he’s ever seen — subtle, atypical, and easily missed. What separates good clinicians from great ones is knowing what to do when the lesion just doesn’t fit the rules.


The other benign tumours with A/Prof Navarrete-Dechent

Sebaceous, eccrine, neural — benign doesn’t mean irrelevant.

This session helps refine your positive ID skills for lesions you don’t need to cut — but need to understand. It’s how to avoid unnecessary excisions and patient anxiety.

Kahoot! Interactive quiz #7

If it’s not malignant, what is it? Pattern ID showdown: benign edition.

Rotation flaps (practical) with A/Prof Tony Dicker & Dr Tony Azzi

From planning arcs to executing curves: hands-on mastery of rotation flaps.

In this practical session, you’ll apply what you've learned about rotation flaps in a guided, step-by-step environment. Practise precise planning, flap elevation, and layered closure — with feedback from expert supervisors on how to improve your outcomes.

3.00pm Afternoon tea
3.30pm

Lentigo maligna: shifting paradigms with Dr Marghoob and A/Prof Navarrete-Dechent

The rules are evolving — here’s what you need to know.

From diagnosis to dermoscopy, new research and patterns are changing how we identify and treat lentigo maligna. Join two global leaders as they walk through the latest thinking, patterns, and grey zones.


Limitations of dermoscopy: When you need more (RCM, biopsy, follow-up) with A/Prof Navarrete-Dechent

Dermoscopy is powerful — but it’s not perfect.

In this closing session, we explore when to stop looking and start testing. Learn when and how to integrate reflectance confocal microscopy (RCM), biopsies, or follow-up protocols when dermoscopy alone isn’t enough.

Kahoot! Interactive challenge

The ultimate test of what you’ve learned — from tricky melanomas to mimickers and more.

Transposition and island flaps (practical) with A/Prof Tony Dicker & Dr Tony Azzi

These are your surgical power tools — now you’ll learn to use them properly.

You’ll walk through flap design, tissue mobilisation, and closure for both transposition and island flaps. With high-fidelity models and immediate feedback, this session helps transform complex theory into confident clinical execution.

5.00pm End of day 2
DERMOSCOPY MASTERCLASS PROGRAM (1)-1
SURGERY MASTERCLASS PROGRAM (1)-1
Program highlights • Skin Cancer Conference
 

2026 Conference day 1 agenda

2026 Conference day 2 agenda

 

Dermoscopy Masterclass

 
Associate Professor Aimilios Lallas
 
Prof Aimilios Lallas 
MD, PhD, MSc

 

Dermatologist-Venereologist, First Department Of Dermatology, Aristotle University, Greece

President, International Dermoscopy Society

Aimilios Lallas is a Professor of Dermatology at the First Department of Dermatology of Aristotle University in Thessaloniki, Greece. He is specialised in skin cancer diagnosis with non-invasive techniques, as well as in the management of skin cancer patients.

His main field of research interest is dermoscopy of skin tumours, the application of the method in general dermatology and the improvement of the management of oncologic patients. He is an author of more than 330 scientific papers published on Pubmed Central, most of them on dermoscopy and skin cancer. He is an editor of eight books and author of several book chapters on dermoscopy. He is a co-investigator in several Phase III Clinical trials on skin cancer treatment. He has been awarded several scholarships and scientific awards.

Over the last years, Prof Lallas has established scientific collaboration with numerous colleagues from several countries and has supervised the training of numerous fellows from different countries. He is an invited speaker in several domestic and international congresses and meetings, mainly on dermoscopy and on skin cancer diagnosis and management. He is particularly involved in teaching activities on dermoscopy, having organised and participated in numerous domestic and international courses.

Prof Lallas is currently the President of the International Dermoscopy Society.

 
Professor Luc Thomas
 
 Prof Luc Thomas
MD, PhD

Professor and Chairman Department of Dermatology, Medical University of Lyon, France

Professor Luc Thomas was Board-certified in dermatology in 1989 at Lyon 1 University. He was trained as a post-doctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School in 1990 and 1991, and obtained his PhD degree at Lyon 1 University in 1993. He became full professor of dermatology in 1996, first class professor in dermatology in 2009, and Chairman of the Department of Dermatology of Lyon 1 University - Centre Hospitalier Lyon Sud in 2003. He obtained his Board certification in Clinical Oncology in 2013.

Luc’s main research fields include skin oncology, early diagnosis of melanoma, dermoscopy, skin surgery and nail diseases. He has published more than 400 peer-reviewed scientific articles in international journals, is the co-editor of four books published in several languages and co-author of more than 25 books. He has lectured at many international meetings, is an associate editor of Dermatology, a member of the board of the International Dermoscopy Society, a past member of the board and treasurer of the French Society of Dermatology from 2000 to 2003, and treasurer of the World Congress of Dermatology in Paris in 2002.

Surgery Masterclass

 
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A/Prof Tony Dicker
MBBS, PhD

Associate Professor (Skin Cancer) & Course Coordinator MMed (Skin Cancer), The University of Queensland

Associate Professor Tony Dicker has practised full-time Skin Cancer Medicine in Melbourne since 2004, and previously practised in Brisbane. He obtained his PhD from The University of Queensland in molecular biology of skin cancer with Professor Ian Frazer's group at Princess Alexandra Hospital. He then spent three years as a dermatology registrar at the Royal Brisbane and Princess Alexandra Hospitals.

 
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Dr Anthony Azzi 
MBBS, MMed (Skin Cancer)

 

Senior Lecturer, The University of Queensland

Director at Newcastle Skin Check, Charlestown NSW

Dr Anthony Azzi graduated from the University of Sydney in 1989 and moved to Newcastle, where he spent the next 13 years working in the public hospital system. He now works in private practice.

He completed a Master of Medicine in Skin Cancer from The University of Queensland, where he is now a Senior Lecturer. He is a member of the Australian Medical Association, Skin Cancer College Australasia, and the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine.

 
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Dr Sharad P Paul
MD, MPhil (Medical Law & Ethics), MPhil (Dermatologic Surgery)

 

Adjunct Professor, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

Senior Lecturer, The University of Queensland, Australia

Professor Sharad P Paul is a skin cancer doctor, academic, thought-leader and author. In 2012, he was awarded the NZ Medical Association's highest honour, only awarded to one doctor across all specialties at a time. He is a three-times nominee and finalist for New Zealander of the Year.

Dr Paul is known for one of the largest series of skin cancer patients globally, for his ground-breaking work in the understanding of skin tension lines, developing several new surgical procedures, fostering healthcare innovation and a research lab that is involved in sunscreen technology and bioengineering devices.

He is considered the only person to have authored works of literary fiction, non-fiction, poetry and medical textbooks that have been published by major publishers and translated into several languages. APAC, Asia-Pacific's largest healthcare forum awarded Dr Paul the Ko Awatea International Excellence Award for Leadership in Healthcare for "improving skin cancer management, education, and patient-centred care on a global scale".

 
Dr Mostafa Khalafalla
 
Dr Mostafa Khalafalla
MBBS, MMed (Skin Cancer)
FRACGP

 

Dr Moz is an Australian trained Procedural General Practitioner with extensive experience and a passion for skin cancer and women's health. He graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Medicine/Surgery and spent years working in procedural medicine before turning his keen eye and expert skills towards caring for the skin and appearance of Australians. Dr Moz has completed a Masters in Skin Cancer which is the highest postgraduate degree available in Australia currently. He also teaches advanced surgical skills through one of the largest GP training organisations in the skin cancer field.

Skin Cancer Conference

 
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Prof David Gyorki
MBBS, MD, FRACS

 

Surgical Oncologist

Professor David Gyorki is a specialist surgical oncologist with a clinical focus on the management of melanoma, soft tissue sarcoma, and other complex malignancies. He is a consultant surgeon and the Director of the Sarcoma Service at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.

Prof Gyorki completed his general surgical training at St Vincent’s Hospital and the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, before undertaking advanced fellowship training in Surgical Oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York. His practice emphasises multidisciplinary decision-making and a nuanced understanding of when surgery, systemic therapy, or non-surgical management is most appropriate.

He has a strong academic and research background, with extensive publications in melanoma, soft tissue sarcoma, and breast cancer. Prof Gyorki is a member of the ASCO Melanoma Guidelines expert panel member, and a board member of the Australian Sarcoma Study Group. Over the last decade, he has been involved in numerous seminal and practice-changing studies in the use of neoadjuvant therapy in melanoma. He is also a world leader in the management of soft tissue sarcoma and is actively involved in the Connective Tissue Oncology Society. His research interests include the role of the immune system in melanoma dormancy and progression.

 
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Prof Cliff Rosendahl
MBBS, PhD

 

Professor Cliff Rosendahl is a general practitioner of over 50 years’ experience, with a background in rural and metropolitan general practice and forensic medicine. Prof Rosendahl is a Professor at The University of Queensland, Australia, and a Distinguished Visiting Professor at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Iran. He has published over 110 papers in peer-review journals and co-authored 2 textbooks on dermatoscopy, which have been published in 9 and 4 languages respectively. Prof Rosendahl enjoys speaking to GPs, dermatologists and dermatopathologists in Australia and internationally.

 
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A/Prof Simone Goldinger

 

 
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A/Prof John Pyne
MBBS, BOptom (Hons 1), MMed, PhD, FSCCA

Associate Professor John Pyne is a University of Sydney medical graduate. He has been conferred with a Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) degree and PhD (thesis on dermoscopy-histopathology correlations in basal and squamous cell carcinoma) from The University of Queensland. A/Prof Pyne has previous appointments at the Melanoma Unit Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Skin Cancer Clinic, St George Private Hospital, Sydney. He is a Fellow and past President of the Skin Cancer College of Australasia. John has previously held the position of Program Director for the Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) degree at The University of Queensland. 

 
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Dr Simon Clark
MBChB, FRCPA

 

Honorary Lecturer in Pathology, The University of Queensland
 
Dr Simon Clark runs the pathology component of the postgraduate certificate courses in skin cancer medicine at The University of Queensland and lectures in the Masters of Medicine course. He has been involved in dermatopathology education for more than 20 years, training registrars in dermatology, pathology and plastic surgery. More recently he has been active in GP education. One of the best known dermatopathologists in Australia, Dr Clark was recently appointed a visiting professor in dermatology at the Tehran University of Medical Sciences.

 
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Dr Solange Green
 

 

 
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Dr Jeremy Hudson
 

 

 
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Dr Ian Katz
 

 

 
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Dr Ali Khachlouf
 

 

 
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Dr Francis Lai
 

 

 
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Dr Alex Menzies
 

 

 
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Dr Nathan Schaefer
BSc, MBBS (Hons), FRACS

 

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon

Dr Nathan Schaefer is a Queensland-trained Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon with a specialist focus on skin cancer excision and reconstruction. Based in Brisbane, his clinical practice centres on the surgical management of complex skin cancers, including advanced excisions and reconstructive procedures.

Dr Schaefer completed his medical training at Griffith University with First Class Honours and has maintained a strong academic profile, publishing more than 30 peer-reviewed research papers and presenting nationally and internationally. He performs a high volume of skin cancer procedures each year and works closely with dermatologists to provide reconstruction following Mohs micrographic surgery.

He has a longstanding commitment to melanoma care and research and is actively involved in professional education. Dr Schaefer is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS).

 
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Dr Helmut Schaider
 

 

 
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Dr Elizabeth Seiverling
 

 

 
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Dr Ryan Van Larr
 PhD

 

Dr Ryan Van Laar, PhD, is Founder and CEO of Geneseq Biosciences, a Melbourne-based company that developed Melaseq, the world's first NATA-accredited microRNA test for early-stage melanoma, validated for both plasma and FFPE tissue. He completed his PhD at the University of Melbourne and Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, and has spent his career developing clinically validated cancer diagnostics. At Agendia, he was part of the team behind MammaPrint, the first gene-expression breast cancer test to receive US FDA clearance. He later served as Laboratory Technical Director at Signal Genetics (USA), holding the New York State Clinical Laboratory Certification with direct accountability for test performance and regulatory compliance. Dr Van Laar has authored over 30 peer-reviewed publications and led Melaseq through to NATA accreditation for clinical use.
 
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David Gardner
Solicitor and former AHPRA investigator 

 


Conference + Masterclasses

RECORDINGS



> Receive full recordings of the Skin Cancer Conference and the Surgery & Dermoscopy Masterclasses.

$1,349.25 (Limited time offer)

Surgery + Dermoscopy

RECORDINGS



> Receive full recordings of the Skin Cancer Conference and the Dermoscopy Masterclasses.

$1,274.25 (Limited time offer)

Conference + Surgery Masterclass

RECORDINGS



> Receive full recordings of the Skin Cancer Conference and the Surgery Masterclass.

$1,199.25 (Limited time offer)

Conference + Dermoscopy Masterclass

RECORDINGS



> Receive full recordings of the Skin Cancer Conference and the Dermoscopy Masterclass.

$1,124.25 (Limited time offer)

Surgery 

RECORDING



> Receive full recordings of the Surgery Masterclass.

 

$1,049.25 (Limited time offer)

Dermoscopy

RECORDING



> Receive full recordings of the Dermoscopy Masterclass.

 

$974.25 (Limited time offer)

Conference

RECORDING



> Receive full recordings of the Skin Cancer Conference.

 

$599.25 (Limited time offer)

Dermoscopy    ONLY



> Attend two-day Dermoscopy Masterclass only,
in-person on Friday, 15 & Saturday, 16 August 2025

$2,399

Surgery    ONLY



> Attend two-day Skin Cancer Surgery From A-Z  only,
in-person on Friday, 15 & Saturday, 16 August 2025


Surgery + Dermoscopy 
RECORDINGS



> Receive full recordings of Skin Cancer Surgery From A-Z  and Dermoscopy Masterclass

$1,695

Surgery 
RECORDING 



> Receive full recording of
Skin Cancer Surgery From A-Z  only


$1,295

Dermoscopy 
RECORDING



> Receive full recording of
Dermoscopy Masterclass only

$1,295


*For Australian residents only: prices are shown exclusive of GST. If you are GST-registered, please enter a valid ABN at checkout to ensure GST is not applied. Otherwise, 10% GST will be added at checkout. View our FAQ for more information.

"Trust me — you'll want to learn from Ash & Cristian!"

Venue & accommodation

The two-day event will take place at The Westin Brisbane: 111 Mary Street, Brisbane QLD 4000. See map.

View more information about what to expect at the venue, including full program agenda, location details, parking, accommodation special offers, and more:    For Dermoscopy Masterclass   |   For Surgery Masterclass

CPD accreditation

In person

• Dermoscopy Masterclass:  10 hours Education + 2 hours Performance + Optional Outcome Measurement activity: Up to 10 additional hours (Education or Measuring Outcomes)
• Skin Cancer Surgery From A-Z:  7.5 hours Education + 4.5 hours Performance

 

Online (Provisional)*

• Dermoscopy Masterclass:  12 hours Education
• Skin Cancer Surgery From A-Z:  10 hours Education

*Final duration of online recordings may vary.

What your colleagues say

"This has been the best ever educational experience I've enjoyed in many years. This was the most worthwhile skin cancer primary care meeting available, and the calibre of presenting experts was superb."

Dr Donal Kerrin

"A detailed, comprehensive, up-to-date way to improve and increase knowledge. It's always good to be at the cutting edge of new developments in skin cancer medicine."

Dr Keith Skilbeck

"A gripping, knowledge-acquiring, enriching experience. I learnt comprehensive information on skin cancer prevention, treatments, methodologies, diagnoses, research, and practical hints."

Dr Ruth Nimbargi

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