Provider review · Updated 16 April 2026

Sinclair Dermatology

★ 4.3/5 (860 reviews) Melbourne, Australia Contact for quote

Sinclair Dermatology is a verified skin specialists provider in Melbourne, Australia.

Is Sinclair Dermatology a good skin specialist?

Sinclair Dermatology is a well-regarded skin specialist provider based in Melbourne, rated 4.3/5 across 860 public reviews. Sinclair Dermatology is a verified skin specialists provider in Melbourne, Australia. Pricing is contact for quote.

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Key takeaways

  • Sinclair Dermatology rates 4.3/5 across 860 public reviews.
  • Primary location: Melbourne, Australia. Pricing: Contact for quote.
  • Best for: 500+ reviews.
  • Website available for direct booking.
  • Compare with alternatives in our 2026 national ranking.

What Sinclair Dermatology offers

500+ reviews
Online booking
Melbourne based

Sinclair Dermatology FAQs

Is Sinclair Dermatology reputable?

Sinclair Dermatology holds a 4.3/5 rating across 860 public reviews. Reviews are largely positive with occasional service-specific complaints typical for the industry.

How much does Sinclair Dermatology charge?

Sinclair Dermatology's pricing falls in the "Contact for quote" range. Exact quotes depend on the specific service and scope — request a free written quote to compare before committing.

Where is Sinclair Dermatology based?

Sinclair Dermatology is primarily based in Melbourne, Australia, and serves clients across Melbourne and surrounding areas. Check with the provider directly for specific service-area coverage.

What are the alternatives to Sinclair Dermatology?

Our independent ranking of the top skin specialist in Australia includes New Town Skin Cancer & Skin Repair Centre, Qutis Skin Check Clinic, North East Skin Cancer Centre. Each has different strengths — see our comparison for a side-by-side breakdown.

How much does a skin check cost in Australia?

Most skin cancer clinics offer bulk-billed skin checks for Medicare card holders — $0 out-of-pocket. A specialist dermatologist consultation (if referred by GP) costs $250-$450 with a Medicare rebate of $80-$150. Skin Cancer Doctors, Spot Check Clinic and similar national chains bulk-bill general skin checks at most locations. Dermatology specialist skin checks for high-risk patients (history of melanoma, atypical mole syndrome) include dermoscopy and computer-assisted mole mapping.

Do I need a GP referral to see a dermatologist?

Yes — you need a GP referral to claim Medicare rebates on dermatologist consultations. Without a referral, you can still see a dermatologist privately but pay full fee with no rebate ($350-$600 instead of $80-$150 out-of-pocket). Skin cancer clinics (separate from dermatology clinics) generally don't require referrals and can bulk-bill general checks. Cosmetic-only consultations with cosmetic doctors don't require GP referral, though following 2023 reforms a referral is now required for cosmetic surgery.

Is Roaccutane (isotretinoin) safe and how do I get it?

Roaccutane (now sold as Oratane and other generics) is highly effective for severe nodulocystic acne — about 80% of patients have lasting clearance after one course. It requires dermatologist prescription due to side effects: dry skin/lips (universal), elevated liver enzymes, severe birth defects (women must use contraception), and rare mood changes. Cost: $250-$500/month for 4-6 months. Strict pregnancy prevention rules apply for women including monthly pregnancy tests.

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