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Vasectomy Clinic & Skin Cancer Clinic at Rosebud Superclinic

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 5982 0588

Address: Rosebud Superclinic 12-16 Boneo Road, Rosebud 3939 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: https://vasectomyrosebud.com

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25.01.2022 Mole Mapping Machine

25.01.2022 Sun exposure remains the most important risk factor in relation to skin cancer. In Australia skin cancers account for around 80% of all newly diagnosed cancers every year. It is important to check your skin regularly and see your doctor if you notice any changes. No referral is needed and consultations are bulk billed trough Medicare. If concern about any of your skin blemishes, please call Rosebud Superclinic on: (03) 5982 0588 to book a consultation and your body skin check with Dr W. Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor.

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23.01.2022 What if I have a vasectomy and my partner and I want a child? You can have a vasectomy reversal procedure, but the procedure does not always work and you may not regain your fertility. Depending on the length of time since having the vasectomy and the age of the female partner, you may consider going straight to assisted reproductive technologies (ART) such as IVF, to give the best chance of getting pregnant. For More information Book a appointment with Dr Wagdi Nagib at Rosebud Super Clinic call now 03 5982 0588

22.01.2022 Vasectomy - Thinking No referral needed and consultations are bulk billed through Medicare. To Book call 03 5982 0588 Rosebud Superclinic

22.01.2022 Skin Cancer, Sun exposure remains the most important risk factor in relation to skin cancer. In Australia skin cancers account for around 80% of all newly diagnosed cancers every year. It is important to check your skin regularly and see your doctor if you notice any changes. No referral is needed and consultations are bulk billed trough Medicare. If concern about any of your skin blemishes, please call Rosebud Superclinic on: (03) 5982 0588 to book a consultation and your body skin check with Dr W. Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor.

22.01.2022 Good tan - not a sign of good health Although many people are referring to sun dark skin as a "healthy tan", it is the misguided belief. Sun tan is not healthy. Your tan will offer only partial protection from sunburn but it does not protect from DNA damage, which can lead to skin cancer. Exposure to enough UV radiation from the sun or solarium) damages your skin and cause loss of elasticity, sagging, discoloration and even brown patches on your skin. Worst of all, it increa...ses your risk of skin cancer It is important to check your skin regularly and check with your doctor if you notice any changes. If concern about any of your skin mark, call Rosebud Superclinic on (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation and your body skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor.

21.01.2022 Skin Cancer - Did you know that Australians are four times more likely to develop a skin cancer than any other form of cancer? Australians love sun but tanning has its side effects. Any UV radiation (from the sun or solarium) can soon damage your skin, eventually causing loss of elasticity (wrinkles), sagging, yellowish discolouration and even brown patches to appear on your skin. Worst of all, it rises your risk of skin cancer. If worried about your skin blemishes, please call Rosebud Superclinic on: (03) 5982 0588 to book a consultation and your body skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor. No referral needed and consultations are bulk billed trough Medicare

20.01.2022 A vasectomy can be done using a scalpel or a no-scalpel technique. The procedure takes approximately 1530 minutes. Vasectomies dont change the way having an orgasm or ejaculating feels. It is safe effective procedure for birth control. If you are considering Vasectomy, call Rosebud Superclinic on (03) 5982 0588 to book your Bulk billed consultation with Dr Nagib. Rosebud Superclinic is open Monday Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturdays 8am to 2pm For more details please visit: www. vasectomyrosebud.com

20.01.2022 Most people who have a vasectomy have it done using local anaesthetic, but it can also be done using general anaesthetic. The procedure takes approximately 1530 minutes, as follows. Once the tubes are located by the doctor, they are cut and a small piece of tissue is removed. Ends of the tubes are then sealed with a stitch or using diathermy (heat). Within about 3 months after a vasectomy, your semen wont contain any sperm, so it cant cause pregnancy. Youll still have the... same amount of semen you did before. There just wont be any sperm in it. If you are considering No Needle - No Scalpel Vasectomy, call Rosebud Superclinic on (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation with Dr Wagdi Nagib. Rosebud Superclinic is open Monday Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturdays 8am to 2pm

19.01.2022 Are vasectomies reversible? Vasectomies are meant to be permanent, so they usually cant be reversed. If you are considering No Needle - No Scalpel Vasectomy, call Rosebud Superclinic on (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation with Dr Wagdi Nagib. ... Rosebud Superclinic is open Monday Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturdays 8am to 2pm For more details please visit: www. vasectomyrosebud.com See more

18.01.2022 Skin Cancer Despite many Australians referring to a "healthy tan", a tan is not a sign of good health. Tanning is a sign that you have been exposed to enough UV radiation (from the sun or solarium) to damage your skin. This will eventually cause loss of elasticity (wrinkles), sagging, yellowish discolouration and even brown patches to appear on your skin. Worst of all, it increases your risk of skin cancer. If concern about any of your skin blemishes, please call Rosebud Sup...erclinic on: (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation and your body skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor. No referral needed and consultations are bulk billed trough Medicare See more

17.01.2022 There is no formal screening program for skin cancers in Australia - it is up to you to become familiar with your skin Develop a regular habit of checking your skin for new spots and changes to existing freckles or moles. Check your entire body. Skin cancers can sometimes occur in parts of the body not exposed to the sun, for example soles of the feet, between fingers and toes and under nails. Make sure you have good light.... Use a mirror to check hard to see spots or get a family member to check it for you. The sooner a skin cancer is identified and treated, the better your chance of avoiding surgery. If concern about any of your skin blemishes, check with your doctor if you notice any changes. Call Rosebud Superclinic on (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation and your body skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor.

16.01.2022 It's important to get to know your skin and what is normal for you, so that you notice any changes. Skin cancers rarely hurt and are much more frequently seen than felt. Develop a regular habit of checking your skin for new spots and if you notice any changes consult your doctor. If you have any concerns, please call Rosebud Superclinic on: (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation and your body skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, a Skin Cancer Accredited doctor. No referral needed and consultations are bulk billed trough Medicare

11.01.2022 Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world and over one million patient consultations per year for skin cancer. Majority of skin cancers are caused by prolonged exposure to the sun. Check your skin regularly and check with your doctor if you notice any changes. If concern about your skin marks, please call Rosebud Superclinic on: (03) 5982 0588 to book a consultation and your body skin check with Dr W. Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor. No referral needed and consultations are bulk billed trough Medicare

10.01.2022 If you are concern about any of your skin blemishes, please call Rosebud Superclinic on: (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation and your body skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, a Skin Cancer Accredited doctor. No referral needed and consultations are bulk billed trough Medicare

09.01.2022 Did you know that Australians are four times more likely to develop a skin cancer than any other form of cancer? Australians love sun but tanning has its side effects. Any UV radiation (from the sun or solarium) can soon damage your skin, eventually causing loss of elasticity (wrinkles), sagging, yellowish discoloration and even brown patches to appear on your skin. Worst of all, it rises your risk of skin cancer. If worried about your skin blemishes, please call Rosebud Superclinic on: (03) 5982 0588 to book a consultation and your body skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor. No referral needed and consultations are bulk billed trough Medicare

09.01.2022 Dangerous forms of skin cancer Basal cell carcinoma, Squamous cell carcinoma and Melanoma are dangerous form of skin cancer. Check your skin regularly and if you notice any changes, check with your doctor. Concern about any of your skin blemishes? ... Call Rosebud Superclinic on (03) 5982 0588 to book a consultation and your body skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor. Every year, in Australia skin cancers account for around 80% of all newly diagnosed cancers and the incidence of skin cancer here is one of the highest in the world See more

07.01.2022 Harmless mole, ordinary sun damage, or a sign cancer? Almost all of us have moles. Moles are not normally present at birth and most of us have an average of more than 50 moles.... Normal moles usually look alike. Its a good idea to see your doctor if a mole looks different or if a new mole appeared. The more moles a person has, the higher the risk of melanoma. It can be difficult to know whether something on your skin is a harmless mole or normal sun damage, or a sign of cancer. When in doubt, speak to your GP and ask about MOLE MAPPING complete body photography. The MoleMAX machine allows for very high magnification with special light frequencies to let the doctor look into the structure of the skin. This technology enables us to scan spots and moles 2mm under the skin to determine with great accuracy the likelihood of the presence of Melanoma. If concern about any of your skin blemishes, call Rosebud Superclinic on (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation and your body skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor.

06.01.2022 A tan is not a sign of good health or wellbeing, despite many Australians referring to a "healthy tan". Almost half of Australian adults still hold the misguided belief that a tan looks healthy. It is important to check your skin regularly and check with your doctor if you notice any changes. If concern about any of your skin blemishes, call Rosebud Superclinic on (03) 5982 0588 and book a consultation to have a skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, your local Skin Cancer Accredited doctor.

06.01.2022 What happens when you have a vasectomy? Most people who have a vasectomy have it done using local anaesthetic, but it can also be done using general anaesthetic. The procedure takes approximately 1530 minutes. A vasectomy can be done using a scalpel or a no-scalpel technique. Using the scalpel technique, a small cut of 12 cm is made on each side of the scrotum to access the tubes that carry sperm out of the testicles. Using the no-scalpel technique, a sharpened instrument ...is used to pierce the skin over the tubes, making an opening in the skin of about 1 cm. Subsequent steps in the vasectomy are the same for each method, as follows: Once the tubes are located by the doctor, they are cut and a small piece of tissue is removed. The ends of the tubes are then sealed with a stitch or using diathermy (heat). Sometimes the surgeon will place surrounding tissue between the two ends of the cut tubes, to increase the chance of the vasectomy working. The recovery time from scalpel and no-scalpel techniques is the same. Both types are equally effective at sterilisation. If you are considering No Needle - No Scalpel Vasectomy, Book a Appointment with Dr Wagdi Nagib at Rosebud Superclinic 03 5982 0588

05.01.2022 Skin Cancer and my skin type? Skin types that are more sensitive to ultraviolet (UV) radiation burn more quickly and are at a greater risk of skin cancer. All skin types can be damaged by too much UV radiation. Skin types that are more sensitive to UV radiation burn more quickly and are at a greater risk of skin cancer.... People with naturally very dark skin (usually skin type V or VI) still need to take care in the sun even though they may rarely, if ever, get sunburnt. The larger amount of melanin in very dark skin provides natural protection from UV radiation. This means the risk of skin cancer is lower. It is important to check your skin regularly and check with your doctor if you notice any changes. If concern about any of your skin blemishes, call Rosebud Superclinic on (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation and your body skin check with Dr Wagdi Nagib, the Skin Cancer Accredited doctor.

05.01.2022 How does a vasectomy work? Sperm the microscopic cells that join up with an egg to cause pregnancy are made in your testicles. Sperm leaves the testicles through two tubes called the vas deferens, and mixes with other fluids to make semen (cum). The sperm in your semen can cause pregnancy if it gets into a vagina. A vasectomy blocks or cuts each vas deferens tube, keeping sperm out of your semen. Sperm cells stay in your testicles and are absorbed by your body. Starting a...bout 3 months after a vasectomy, your semen (cum) wont contain any sperm, so it cant cause pregnancy. But youll still have the same amount of semen you did before. There just wont be any sperm in it. Vasectomies dont change the way having an orgasm or ejaculating (cumming) feels If you are considering No Needle - No Scalpel Vasectomy, call Rosebud Superclinic on (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation with Dr Wagdi Nagib. Rosebud Superclinic is open Monday Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturdays 8am to 2pm

03.01.2022 When will my vasectomy be effective? You will not be sterile straight away, as it takes a number of ejaculations to clear the tubes of sperm completely. For this reason, it is very important that you use another method of contraception until your semen is shown to be free of sperm. Around 3 months after the vasectomy, your semen sample is checked under a microscope to see if there are sperm. If you are considering No Needle - No Scalpel Vasectomy, call Rosebud Superclinic ... on (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation with Dr Wagdi Nagib. Rosebud Superclinic is open Monday Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturdays 8am to 2pm For more details please visit: www. vasectomyrosebud.com See more

02.01.2022 Vasectomy No needle, no scalpel - WN Vasectomy The most modern technic. An open-ended simple procedure that lasts 20 30 minutes. No referral needed and consultations are balk billed trough Medicare. For booking call the Rosebud Superclinic on 03 5982 0588

02.01.2022 Thinking About A Vasectomy call Rosebud Superclinic (03) 5982 0588 to book your consultation with Dr Wagdi Nagib

01.01.2022 Vasectomy is one of the safest and most effective method of permanent birth control. No method of contraception is 100% effective but vasectomies are one of the most effective options available with a failure rate of much less than 0.1%.