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Skin cancer checks and treatments. Natural-looking aesthetics to give you confidence in your skin ❤️
When is the best time of year to have a skin check? Dr Tim Lynch discusses the pros and cons of having skin checks through different seasons of the year 🍂 ❄️🌷🌞
Dr Kylie talking about the most common type of skin cancer and what to look for 👀 All skin cancers are much easier to treat when they’re small and caught early. When was your last skin check?
Dr Kylie with a reminder that not all skin cancer might look like skin cancer.
30/05/2026
Meet the Team: Dr Tim Lynch. Dr Tim is an experienced and highly qualified skin cancer doctor. He has a Master in Skin Cancer Medicine through the University of Queensland - a testament to his deep commitment to quality patient care and knowledge.
In his spare time Dr Tim enjoys travelling, hiking and spending time with his family. Within the practice we nickname him Tim the Toolman. With brothers who are tradies, Dr Tim is very adept at small handyman projects and puts these skills to good use at the Practice. 🔨😃
How we use your family history to help us with your skin check and the important information we’d like to know! 👍🏼
A full skin check is recommended every 12 months for most adults living in Queensland, but do you know what to look out for on your skin between checks?
A handy acronym to help you remember is SCAN your skin. Dr Kylie explains here in more detail what to look for:
S - soreness of a spot or a spot that’s not healing or keeps bleeding
C - changing. Any spot on your skin that is changing in size, shape, colour or texture is worthwhile us having a look.
A - abnormal. Any spot that just doesn’t look right or stands out among the surrounding skin and other spots. We often call this the ‘ugly duckling’ sign
N - new. A spot, particularly a new mole would definitely be something we’d want to check, particularly if it is changing or growing quickly.
If you notice any of these, don’t wait for your next scheduled skin check! Book a spot check’ with us so we can give you our expert opinion and work out a good plan of action 😃
What’s is the best sunscreen to use? (Hint: the one that goes on to your skin and doesn’t remain in the bottle!). Dr Tim explains more… ☝🏼
Dr Kylie talking about our fractional laser - great for skin rejuvenation! Think fine lines, areas of dyschromia (uneven pigmentation). This video talks about what to expect, downtime and how to prepare for the procedure. Book in with Dr Kylie to find out more!
05/02/2026
Let’s continue our Meet the Team series! 🤝 👋🏼
Introducing Isabel (Issy), a Registered Nurse and one of the longest standing members of the Paddington Skin Team. Issy enjoys all aspects of primary care nursing, especially skin cancer as she spent much of her youth growing up around the beaches of beautiful Noosa. She’s very aware of the importance of sun protection! 😎 You’ll see Issy working confidently and smoothly alongside our Skin Cancer doctors to ensure you know exactly what to do to care for yourself after any procedures and to simply make your skin care journey as seamless as possible. 😊
25/11/2025
Hi! 👋🏼 I’m Dr Jackie Montefiore, General Practitioner with a special interest and training in skin cancer medicine and cosmetic treatments.
I love my job because I feel strongly about detecting skin cancer when it’s small and easy to treat. I also enjoy being able to offer down-to-earth cosmetic treatments that have people feel more comfortable in their skin, without looking like to Cruella De Ville (disclaimer: if you want to look like Cruella De Ville, props to you, but I’m probably not the best person to talk to about that 🤣)
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| Monday | 09:00 - 16:30 |
| Tuesday | 08:30 - 16:30 |
| Wednesday | 09:00 - 16:30 |
| Thursday | 09:00 - 04:30 |
| Friday | 09:00 - 16:30 |