Queensland Skin Clinic

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We're thrilled to welcome Dr Saidee Beigi to the Queensland Skin Cancer Clinic.

Dr Beigi obtained her medical degree 2004 and has been a fellow of Royal Australian College of General Practitioners since 2012. Dr Beigi then achieved her post graduate diplomas in Dermatoscopy, Skin Cancer Medicine and Surgeries from Skin Cancer College of Australasia in 2014. She has been teaching dermatology to post graduate diploma and master students at the University of South Wales since 2019 as well as regularly attending workshops and conferences to expand and update her knowledge of skin cancer medicine.
Dr Beigi's deep knowledge of skin cancer is an invaluable addition to our current Doctors. Her expertise will no doubt benefit patients and staff alike.
Queensland Skin Cancer Clinic is open Monday to Saturday and you can make an appointment via HotDoc, by visiting our website or by calling us on 07 3352 3827

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A warm welcome to our newest team member, Dr Sam Hashem.

Dr Sam is an experienced skin cancer doctor with years of experience in skin care.

He was trained as a GP with special interest in skin diseases in Iran, France and Australia. His practice has been recognised in Australia since 2012. Dr Hashems areas of interest are skin disease including skin cancer screening and treatments.

Dr Sam is available for appointments Tuesdays.

The 'hidden' Australian skin cancer problem that has researchers concerned Skin cancers other than melanoma are causing concern following a new study showing deaths have nearly doubled in the past 20 years.

Deaths from melanoma doubles, new research shows Australia has one the highest rates of skin cancer in the world with Melanoma, typically, the most serious type. But new research is highlighting an alarming discovery. In the past 20 years, deaths from a high- risk form of non-melanoma skin cancer, have doubled.