Dr Brian De'ambrosis

Dr. Brian De'Ambrosis is a highly skilled dermatologist specialising in the diagnosis and treatment of various dermatologic conditions. His primary focus lies in the areas of skin cancer and Mohs micrographic surgery. Dr. De'Ambrosis graduated from the University of Queensland and completed his specialist dermatologist training with the Australasian College of Dermatologists.

In his pursuit of excellence, Dr. De'Ambrosis furthered his training in Mohs Micrographic Surgery, Advanced Cutaneous Surgery, and Laser Surgery at the renowned Skin and Cancer Foundation of Australia in Sydney. Throughout his career, he has conducted extensive research and has had the opportunity to present his findings at both international and national symposiums focused on skin cancer and general dermatologic disorders.

Founding the South East Dermatology clinic in South East Brisbane, Dr. De'Ambrosis also holds a senior visiting medical officer position in procedural dermatology at Princess Alexandra Hospital. In addition, he serves as a visiting dermatologist at the Queensland Institute of Dermatology located at Greenslopes Private Hospital. Dr. De'Ambrosis is also actively involved in education as a senior lecturer at the University of Queensland. His dedication to training and mentoring dermatology registrars in the field of specialised skin cancer surgery underscores his commitment to advancing the profession.

Dr. De'Ambrosis's special interests encompass melanoma, non-melanoma skin cancers, Mohs Surgery, laser surgery (specifically in relation to Facial Telangiectasia and Pigmentation), perineural invasion, and acne management. In his clinical practice, he offers medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatologic care, utilizing the most advanced diagnostic and therapeutic techniques available. Dr. De'Ambrosis's unwavering dedication to providing the highest standard of patient care and his commitment to educating future dermatologists have firmly established him as a respected leader within the field of dermatology.