10 Best Dermatologists in Brisbane

Hair and Skin Science Brisbane is a doctor-led clinic in Spring Hill for hair loss and skin treatments. Consultations assess each person’s situation and may use technology and blood testing to build a clearer picture of hair health before discussing suitable options.

The clinic offers hair transplants, PRP and PRF treatments, alongside skin treatments for concerns such as acne scarring, pigmentation, wrinkles and uneven tone. Australian doctors and registered nurses support the clinic network, and appointments are required, with free consultations available.

Skin Confidence Brisbane CBD provides skin-focused treatments for people seeking a considered approach to longer-term skin health. Consultations are described as taking time to understand individual concerns before recommending suitable treatments or products.

The clinic offers skin resurfacing lasers, skin tightening treatments and Fotona laser treatments. Explanations are provided throughout the procedure and aftercare, making the practice suited to clients who want a clear treatment plan rather than a rushed visit.

Shades Dermatology is a Graceville clinic providing medical, surgical, laser and cosmetic dermatology for children and adults. Its services include skin cancer care, annual skin checks, acne treatment and AviClear laser treatment, which uses a 1726 nm wavelength to target sebaceous glands in mild, moderate and severe acne. AviClear is presented as a three-treatment series spaced four to six weeks apart, with pre-treatment advice including avoiding irritating skincare products for three to five days. Appointment booking is required or recommended, and the clinic has on-site and nearby parking options.

Dr Khai Choong is a Sunnybank dermatologist treating skin concerns including acne, eczema and dermatitis. The practice suits children, teenagers and adults seeking longer-term dermatological care, with treatment discussions described as clear and attentive.

Patient accounts describe acne improvement over several months and ongoing management of eczema and dermatitis. Dr Choong is also described as listening carefully and considering broader checks such as iron and vitamin D levels in some consultations. The clinic is noted as easy to reach, with a comfortable waiting room and supportive staff.

Derm Skin Specialists is a specialist dermatology clinic in Mount Gravatt offering medical, cosmetic and surgical dermatology, advanced laser treatments and dermal therapy. Its medical service covers acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, pigmentation, hair loss, rashes and skin cancer, with assessment-led treatment plans.

The clinic also provides skin cancer checks and surgery, cosmetic dermatology, laser options, chemical peels, skin needling and LED therapy where suitable. Laser treatments may address pigmentation, redness, scarring, sun damage, texture and skin clarity following assessment, while surgical care includes lesion removal, biopsy and reconstruction.

Patients can begin with a dermatologist or a complimentary nurse-led cosmetic consultation covering skin assessment, education and treatment pathways. Dr Mitch Robinson is identified as a specialist dermatologist and fellow of the Australasian College of Dermatology, with a special interest in laser dermatology and complex acne scarring.

Dermatology Clinics Australia provides specialist dermatology care alongside cosmetic skin treatments. Its documented offerings include Pico Laser, LaseMD, fillers and CO₂ laser consultations, with treatment planning tailored to individual skin concerns.

The clinic also suits people seeking medical support for conditions such as alopecia areata. Treatment discussions can include expected procedures, aftercare and longer-term planning, making it relevant for both clinical dermatology and appearance-focused skin care.

Dermatology One is a Springwood dermatology clinic for skin concerns, assessments and procedures including skin checks and punch biopsies. The clinic suits patients who value clear explanations of options and costs, including people attending repeated treatments or seeking reassurance during a first skin check. Appointments are required or recommended, and the practice has toilet facilities.

Dr Leona Yip practises at Skin Partners, a West End dermatology practice treating disorders of the skin, hair and nails. The clinic offers general adult and paediatric dermatology, skin cancer and sun-damaged skin care, hair and scalp dermatology, alopecia care, hyperhidrosis treatment, medical laser and cosmetic dermatology. Dr Yip is identified as Queensland’s only subspecialty fellowship-trained alopecia specialist. The practice includes consultant dermatologists and supports personalised care around individual treatment goals. Appointments are required, making this a specialist setting for patients seeking assessment of complex skin, scalp or hair concerns.

Skin Partners provides specialist dermatology for adults and children, with care covering skin, hair and nails. Its West End practice offers general dermatology, skin cancer and sun-damaged skin care, alopecia and scalp services, hyperhidrosis, medical laser treatments and cosmetic dermatology. The clinic also provides surgical dermatology and supports patients with hair-loss concerns, including specialist alopecia care. A paediatric focus makes it relevant for families seeking advice on acne or other skin conditions, while the practice’s broader scope suits adults needing ongoing specialist management. Care is personalised around individual needs and treatment goals, with consultant dermatologists and an in-house GP with a dermatology interest working from the central Brisbane location.

Q Dermatology is a Taringa dermatology clinic providing consultations and surgical care, including MOHS surgery for basal cell carcinomas. Appointment booking is required or recommended, and treatment can include a pre-operative visit, surgery and stitch removal. The clinic suits patients seeking specialist explanation of procedure options and guidance through treatment, with care described from dermatologists, nurses and office staff. One practical feature for interstate patients is accommodation, the clinic and hospital being located in the same building in a reported treatment arrangement.