Bayside Cosmetic Medicine Clinic

BCMC was the vision of esteemed skin specialist and cosmetic expert Dr. Mia. It started as a small clinic dedicated to providing luxury skincare solutions that were tailored to individual client needs. Today, Dr. Mia has helped her clients achieve exceptional cosmetic results and improvements in well-being.

Take our three part skin type quiz (originally developed by Prof Baumann) to help determine exactly what skin type you have! The results from this quiz, along with the expert assessment of our dermal therapist, will help determine your skin type. We will then use this information to help determine the perfect products for your skin type!

Skin cancer is the abnormal growth of skin cells that can occur when we are exposed to the sun's rays. In Queensland, we are known for our stunning weather but spending time outdoors also means harsh UV exposure and the risk of developing skin cancer.

As Australia has one of the highest skin cancer rates globally, putting your health first with regular skin checks will result in early diagnosis and more successful treatment of any potential lesions.Not only does this help you manage your skin and healthcare needs, but it also reduces the amount of intervention you could potentially need.

When you notice a change in your skin, it is important to consult with an experienced skin doctor at Bayside Cosmetic Medicine Clinic. We specialize in the application of photodynamic therapy (PDT) for the treatment of actinic keratosis (sun damaged skin) and superficial skin cancers.

PDT uses a special solution (ALA or 5-aminolevulinic acid) and a light source (blue or red light) to treat acne, precancerous lesions and superficial non melanoma skin cancers.It is a non-invasive approach to skin regeneration and the treatment of superficial skin cancers safely and effectively. It is a remarkable therapy that is tailored to suit your skin's needs and your cosmetic goals.

Skin cancer can be easily treated when it is detected in the early stages. Unfortunately, because we love to spend time outdoors in the sun, it increases our risk of skin damage and skin cancer. Regular skin checks and getting skin abnormalities examined as soon as possible can prevent the spread of skin cancer.