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Dr Jack Fu is an experienced skin cancer doctor with a background in general practice and advanced skin cancer medicine. He holds a Certificate in Skin Cancer Medicine and a Certificate in Skin Cancer Surgery from the Skin Cancer College Australasia. Dr Fu has a special interest in complex excisions and is committed to providing thorough, patient-focused care for early detection and treatment of skin cancer. Education: MBBS - University of Otago, New Zealand FRACGP - Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Skin Cancer Medicine - Skin Cancer College Australasia Advanced Skin Cancer Surgery -Skin Cancer College Australasia Candidate for Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) - University of Queensland

Dr Tina Fang is a skilled skin cancer doctor with a background in general practice and a special interest in skin cancer detection and treatment. She holds advanced certifications in skin cancer medicine and surgery through the Skin Cancer College Australasia, and is currently completing a Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) at the University of Queensland. Dr Fang offers both preventative treatments such as photodynamic therapy and curative treatments including complex surgical excisions, with a focus on patient education and early detection. Education: MBBS - Beijing University (Beijing, China) FRACGP - Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Skin Cancer Medicine - Skin Cancer College Australasia Advanced Skin Cancer Surgery - Skin Cancer College Australasia Candidate for Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) - University of Queensland Fellow of the Australasian College of Aesthetic Medicine (ACAM)

Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is a non-surgical treatment used to target sun-damaged skin and early skin cancers such as actinic keratoses. At ISO Skin Cancer & Laser Clinic, PDT is performed by Dr Tina Fang and Dr Jack Fu using either LED or IPL light sources to activate a special light-sensitive cream applied to the skin. The procedure takes around 3 hours, involves mild discomfort (around 4/10), and has a recovery time of approximately 5 days.