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24.01.2022 Another snippet from our Yamba Education Event. Here we can see participants practicing their suturing skills under the guidance of Justin Perron and Paul Komarowski.

24.01.2022 A man in his fifties presents with widespread itch but no rash. You find our friend here. What are we looking at here?

24.01.2022 Dr Jim Muir from our ASCA team shows us how to correctly perform currette and cautery on a small BCC! And a last minute reminder to sign up to our upcoming event this Wednesday August 12th if you havent already! https://www.trybooking.com/BKCER

23.01.2022 1 July ASCA / Avene Workshop: A few photos from Saturdays hands-on workshop at Pacific Day Surgery with Jim, Dan, Ray, and James. We are thrilled by the positive feedback we have received, and are glad participants found the workshop as useful and enjoyable as they did! A big thanks to Avene for supporting the event!... For information on our next event, please see our summary of the event on our website http://www.australianskincanceracademy.com.au//1-july-asc/

23.01.2022 ASCA CLINICAL CASE This is the foot of a man in his mid forties. He has a strong family history of melanoma. This lesion has been present for over 12 months and is enlarging. Can you name the diagnosis?

23.01.2022 ASCA CLINICAL CASE This lesion is on the ear of a man in his mid seventies. He is unaware of it. Nominate your preferred diagnosis and no more than two differentials if you feel there are any.... List the dermoscopic features of note. What would your management be?

21.01.2022 A reminder to sign up to our upcoming event Basic Techniques in Skin Surgery - we look forward to having you join us! https://www.trybooking.com/BKCER All participants will be issued with a certificate on completion of the session.

21.01.2022 TEST YOUR DERMATOLOGY SKILLS WITH OUR NEW ASCA CLINICAL CASES! This is the shin of a woman in her mid seventies. She has a reasonable amount of sun damage. The lesion shown has grown over 3 months or so. It is asymptomatic. Q1. What differentials would you consider before dermoscopy?... Q2. What might palpation reveal? Q3. With the dermoscopy what is the diagnosis and what management might you offer? See more

20.01.2022 Dr Brian Deambrosis giving a zoom lecture on Mohs surgery to 150 doctors with Sullivan Nicolaides pathology!

18.01.2022 During an examination of a man with wide spread itch but no rash you find this lesion. What is the diagnosis?

18.01.2022 A reminder to register for our upcoming short course on September 24! Sign up here: https://www.trybooking.com/BLJUB

14.01.2022 Thank you all for your interest; we have filled all positions for our first student workshop! Due to strong demand we will be announcing (soon!) another student workshop. Stay tuned for more details.

14.01.2022 Announcing that Australian Skin Cancer Academy plastic surgeon, Dr Dan Kennedy will be conducting a 90 minute, interactive zoom workshop on Thursday August 20. Start time is 7 pm. Cost is only $27.50 including GST! Dr Kennedy will be exploring skin cancer surgery in high risk sites such as the scalp, forehead/temple, nose, eyelids, ears, lips, fingers, genitals, lower leg and foot including sole. This presentation is designed for doctors of all levels of surgical experience. Local anaesthetic techniques for these areas will receive special attention. To register go to https://www.trybooking.com/BLAGL

13.01.2022 ASCA dermatologist Dr Jim Muir shows how to perform shave and curettage of a keratoacanthoma!

12.01.2022 A snippet from our Yamba Education Event; here with Justin Perron giving a demonstration to attendees

09.01.2022 Dr Jim Muir from our ASCA team shows us how to perform a shave excision with ease! You can learn more handy skills like this one at our upcoming events. Sign up to our next one at:... https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=637461 See more

09.01.2022 ASCA CLINICAL CASE This is a man in his early 80s. He has had a very large number of skin cancers over many years. These have included IEC, SCC, BCC and melanoma as well as a lot of solar keratoses. He is seen every 6 months. The linear scar is from the wide excision of an evolving in situ superficial spreading melanoma some 2 years previously. Interestingly in the same excision specimen there was also a separate multifocal superficial basal cell carcinoma, an intraepidemal ...carcinoma and a dysplastic naevus also well clear of margins. What is your: 1) preferred diagnosis and differentials? 2) management?

09.01.2022 A recent article by an ASCA dermatologist demonstrates the consequences of late diagnosis of malignancy. Check out rest of the article: https://www1.racgp.org.au//fungating-skin-lesion-in-elderly

08.01.2022 We are excited to announce our new upcoming short course!! To register go to: https://www.trybooking.com/BLJUB

08.01.2022 Inaugural ASCA Student Workshop ASCA is proud to introduce the first of our series of suturing-focused workshops aimed at improving the practical skills of medical and health students. Please see the link below for full details on the event:... http://www.australianskincanceracademy.com.au//student-la/ Places are strictly limited to twenty-five participants in order to ensure a highly quality educational experience. Dont miss out on this opportunity to improve your suturing and wound management skills under some of Queenslands best plastic surgeons and dermatologists.

08.01.2022 Do you want to learn about some aspect of skin cancer, skin disease or skin surgery? If so, email us and we can guide you to the upcoming events that will best suit your needs. If you have any questions about anything, please send them to us via Facebook message or via email at [email protected].

08.01.2022 ASCA CLINICAL CASE This is the posterior right thigh of a man in his late 70s. He has had multiple solar related skin malignancies including two melanomas. He is seen 3-4 times a year for skin checks. This lesion caught my eye and was removed. Why?

05.01.2022 These lesions are widely scattered over the skin of an elderly immunosuppressed man. They are asymptomatic but are increasing in number. He lives with his daughter and her two pre schoolers. The diagnosis can be made with certainty from the dermoscopy.... What are we looking at?

05.01.2022 A final reminder about our next ASCA Interactive Zoom workshop TOMORROW NIGHT at 7pm! Cost is only $27.50! To register go to https://www.trybooking.com/BLAGL

05.01.2022 This lesion is on the back of a sun damaged man in his early fifties. He has previously had several non melanoma skin cancers. He was unaware of this lesion. What is the most likely diagnosis and what would be your management?

05.01.2022 This is the back of a woman in her early fifties. She is fair skinned and sun damaged. She has had a number of keratinocyte carcinomas treated over many years. What is this lesion and why? What would your preferred management be and why?

04.01.2022 These clouds nicely illustrate the parallel ridge pattern of acral melanoma. Beautiful in the sky but bad on the palm and sole. See more examples at: https://dermnetnz.org/topics/acral-lentiginous-melanoma/

03.01.2022 This is the forearm of a heavily sun damaged man in his late seventies. He has a long history of skin malignancies including melanomas, basal and squamous cell carcinomas. He is unaware of this lesion. What is it and why?

03.01.2022 A reminder to sign up to our exciting new upcoming event! Register here: https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=637461

02.01.2022 Another recent ASCA training day in Central Qld #ASCA

01.01.2022 We are excited for our next free education session tomorrow night! Please refer to our flyer for further information. We hope you can join us! Please email us to find out if places are still available and receive a link to join the session. Thanks,... ASCA See more