MT Dermaceuticals in Frankston, Victoria | Medical company

MT Dermaceuticals

Locality: Frankston, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9770 5337

Address: Australia & New Zealand 3199 Frankston, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.mtdermaceuticals.com/

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25.01.2022 Practitioners - The Auckland based clinic employs between one and three qualified Practitioners, depending upon the time of year. All have either completed personal one on one training with Dr. Tirant, completed formal independent medical training in Dermatology (via hospital of clinical setting), hold a Bachelor of Medicine from an accredited University, or hold equivalent comparable training of qualifications. All Practitioners use Dr. TIrants Treatment Protocols. Patients... can be confident that they will always receive the highest level of care from our Practitioners and Staff when they book an appointment at the Auckland branch of the "goodskincare by the Psoriasis & Skin Clinic" group. Business and Consultation hours:- Auckland Clinic Details Location: Level 3, 43 High Street, Auckland City, New Zealand Phone: +64 9 366 1336 for ALL appointments Fax: +64 9 366 9357 Consulting Hours: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 9.00 am 5.00 pm OR OUT OF TOWN CONSULTATION If it would be difficult or costly for you to visit us, then our Out-of-Town service is available for most skin conditions. To take advantage of this service please e-mail us requesting the link and password for our Patient Questionnaire and at the same time provide us with 1/2 a dozen good quality sample images of your skin condition. Once we have the images together with the completed patient questionnaire, we will contact you and book a time for your consultation by phone. NB see the recent testimonial from JA Regan - April 10; John Regan has had Psoriasis for 55 years and used our out-of-town service to totally clear his skin. (http://www.psoriasisclinic.co.nz/testimonials/) email: [email protected] or Book online - www.goodskincare.com.au or visit www.psoriasisclinic.co.nz (New Zealand Website)

24.01.2022 This Album concentrates on the hands and feet of eczema / dermatitis Adult patients. The Before and After photographs show the response to treatment over 12 days, 4 weeks, 6 weeks, 8 weeks or longer

23.01.2022 Are you a Naturopath or an Integrative GP with an interest in treating skin conditions .... contact us for your nearest Distributor for the Dr Michaels range of products. You too can achieve results like this

20.01.2022 Read about our Gold Coast Clinic https://www.facebook.com/goodskincare?fref=ts

16.01.2022 Alopecia Areata is the sudden appearance of round or oval patches of hair loss. These patches are completely smooth without any signs of inflammation, redness, scaling, or broken hairs. These patches can appear suddenly, or gradually over a several days or even weeks. Alopecia areata is thought to be caused by the bodys immune system attacking the hair follicles. Approximately 1 in 1,000 children has alopecia areata. About 25% of these children will also develop pitting or ridging of the nails. About 5% of children with alopecia areata will go on to develop alopecia totalis -- the loss of all the hair on the scalp. Some of these will develop alopecia universalis -- the complete loss of body hair.

13.01.2022 Each clinic that stocks the Dr Michaels/Seloderma range of products has their own clinic hours .. please click on the nearest clinic to you to find out their hours of practice or if located in Melbourne visit www.goodskincare.com.au or call 03 9770 5337 https://www.facebook.com/media/set/

12.01.2022 We thought that we would put together some useful links for those looking for support groups - if you have a link that we dont have - please tell us about it so that we can add it

12.01.2022 Skin Care Based on Science: Improving Outcomes in Rosacea Patients with rosacea have compromised skin barrier function and are more prone to dryness, irritation, and skin sensitivity. With an understanding of the pathogenesis and inherent skin problems that rosacea patients experience, it is essential for dermatologists to provide specific recommendations for skin care. Cleansers and moisturizers must be selected to improve skin barrier function and reduce inflammation. Cosmeceuticals with anti-inflammatory actives may be helpful in mitigating the signs and symptoms of rosacea. This article will review topical skin care products that may improve treatment outcomes in rosacea patients. http://www.cosderm.com//qhi_ar/ArticlePDF/CD/025020072.pdf Find out more about our Rosacea Treatment - email [email protected]

12.01.2022 Eczema / Dermatitis - Patient Before and After photographs showing response to our Treatment Protocols over periods from between 4 and 12 weeks of treatment. This Album concentrates on eczema/dermatitis presenting on the arms and legs of adults.

11.01.2022 Read the abstracts on Prof. Michael Tirant's treatment protocols for #Psoriasis, #Eczema .........Our products are Clinically Trialled and proven with over 30 years of clinical use. http://www.biolifesas.org/jbrha/abstracts30-2(S3).pdf

06.01.2022 AUTHORIZED STOCKISTS and CLINICS THE DR MICHAELS AND SELODERMA RANGE OF PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE UPON CONSULTATION FROM THE FOLLOWING CLINICS:- PLEASE CONTACT THE NEAREST CLINIC DIRECTLY TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT BRISBANE: Natural Skin & Psoriasis Clinic - http://www.brisbanepsoriasis.com.au/ Contact email - [email protected]... Contact Phone - (07) 3823 4006 GOLDCOAST: Psoriasis Skin Clinic - Goldcoast - http://psoriasisskinclinicgoldcoast.blogspot.com.au/ Contact email - via website Phone: 1300 956 566 Mobile: 0429 801320 REGIONAL QUEENSLAND: Psoriasis Eczema Natural Treatment Company PENTCO - Contact email - [email protected] Contact Phone - (02) 6672 3912 CANBERRA: Healthy Skin Clinic - http://www.healthyskincliniccanberra.com/ Contact email - via website Contact Phone - (02) 6295 6040 SYDNEY: Sydney Psoriasis Centres - http://www.sydneypsoriasis.com.au/ Contact email - via website Contact Phone: (02) 9522 2540 PERTH: Perth Psoriasis & Good Skin Clinic - http://www.perthpsoriasis.com.au/ Contact email: [email protected] Contact Phone: (08) 9315 9991 Mobile: 0488 177 520 MARGARET RIVER: Iris Naturopathic & Skin Clinic - http://www.irisnaturopath.com.au/ Contact email - [email protected] Contact Phone - (08) 9757 9550 REGIONAL VICTORIA: PSORIASIS & GOOD HEALTH CENTRE - BAIRNSDALE SALE and TRARALGON - bookings via http://goodskincare.com.au/locat/victoria/traralgon-clinic/ Contact email: via website Contact Phone: (03) 5152 2621 New Zealand:- website www.psoriasisclinic.co.nz Contact email - [email protected] Contact Phone - (09) 366-1336

04.01.2022 IMPORTANT - HOURS OF OPENING is different for each clinic ... please check the following for interstate clinic times .... if you are based in Melbourne please visit psoriasiseczema.com.au https://www.facebook.com/pg/goodskincareHO/photos/?tab=album&album_id=438627349617677

02.01.2022 In a new study, researchers found the link between traffic-related air pollution and the formation of facial dark spots in women. The study, published in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology, included women from Germany and China to demonstrate the link between the levels of traffic-related gas emissions and the formation of dark spots known as lentigines on the skin ... http://www.techtimes.com//traffic-related-air-pollution-li

02.01.2022 Sufferers of psoriasis usually have their first flare up between the ages of 15 and 35, but it can appear at any age and it is not uncommon for someone in their 60s to have their first flare up. It is, however, far more common to present in the first two decades with approximately one-third of those who get psoriasis being under the age of 20. Every year in America alone, 20,000 children under 10 years of age are diagnosed with psoriasis. It is often misdiagnosed as it can ...be confused with other skin diseases more common to children e.g. Seborrhoeic dermatitis, eczema/dermatitis diaper rash or severe dandruff. Psoriasis in infants is uncommon, but it does occur. What are the chances that my child will develop psoriasis? There is a known heredity factor at play with approximately one third of people with psoriasis being able to identify a relative, living or dead, with psoriasis. Research results are mixed but it is estimated that if 1 parent has psoriasis that there is a 15 - 20% chance that a child will develop the condition. If both parents have psoriasis this increase the likely hood and figures vary from between 40% to as high as 75%. It should be noted that if a child develops psoriasis and neither parent is affected there is a 20% chance that their sibling will also get psoriasis. It is common for the condition to skip one or two generations. Usually there will be a familial link found to a relative via either or both parents. What are some of the triggers for psoriasis in children? Flare ups occur when they are triggered and one of the most common triggers in children and teenagers are infections e.g. a throat infection due to streptococcal bacteria. The type of psoriasis that usually occurs after exposure to infections is guttate psoriasis which is commonly known as raindrop psoriasis - so named because it presents all over the body in the form of scaly, salmon coloured, droplet-like shaped patches. These small droplets can then expand an merge in to numerous red scaly patches over a wide area of skin, however the palms and the soles are usually not affected. Some children will, in later life, develop chronic plaque psoriasis. What does psoriasis in babies look like? Babies can develop psoriasis in the nappy area presenting with a bright red, weeping rash similar to diaper rash. They can however also present with the more typical psoriasis plaques. When the plaques present near the mouth it can be misdiagnosed as perioral dermatitis.

02.01.2022 Read the abstracts on Prof. Michael Tirants treatment protocols for #Psoriasis, #Eczema .........Our products are Clinically Trialled and proven with over 30 years of clinical use. http://www.biolifesas.org/jbrha/abstracts30-2(S3).pdf