All areas of family medicine
Paediatrics
Women's Health
Antenatal and Post-natal Care
Aged Care and Health Assessments
Men's Health
Mental Health
Diabetes
Acute injuries
Chronic Disease Management
Pain Management
Skin cancer
Geriatrics and Advanced Care Planning
Immunisations
Wound care
Iron Infusions

Dr. Chioneso Mafunga offers
Women's Health and Menopause appointments
If booking a appointment for Menopause and Perimenopause Health assessment please advise reception and book a 30 minute appt
Dr Mafunga will see people with a wide range of issues, such as:-
Contraception
Menstrual problems
Prolapse Symptoms
Urinary incontinence
Cervical cancer screening

Dr Abram Abdelsayed has a strong interest and passion in skin cancer diagnosis and management, both medical and surgical, including complex office-based surgical procedures. He holds Certificates in Dermoscopy and Skin Cancer Surgery from the Skin Cancer College of Australasia (SCCA), as well as a Certificate in Basic and Advanced Surgical Skills (JCU)
Using a dermatoscope, your skin and any moles and lesions can be assessed, and if needed excisional biopsy performed on most locations.
You might require more than one visit to remove all the wax (with use of wax softeners for at least 3 days in between visits.)
Manual removal of wax using an instrument might be used to aid wax removal during the procedure.
Risks
The most common include discomfort and stimulation of the cough reflex.
Less common is trauma to the skin in the canal which can cause some light bleeding and/or infection.
Using olive oil ear drops for at least 3 days prior to the procedure can reduce the risk of trauma and soften the wax to ease removal and discomfort.
If you suffer with tinnitus, you might notice a temporary increased awareness of this which may last a few hours (mainly due to the suction noise of the machine.)
Some people have also reported a transient altered sensation with their hearing and feeling dizzy/lightheaded during and shortly after the procedure.
Very rarely perforation of the eardrum and permanent deterioration of tinnitus can happen.
Contraindications to micro suction
It is not suitable for those with an active ear infection (or recent infection a few weeks prior to procedure), a perforated eardrum and a history of ear surgery.
Caution is needed in people on blood thinners and those who have severe tinnitus or dizziness.
What to do after the procedure
Keep your ears dry for at least 24 hours to prevent introduction of bacteria thus reducing the risk of infection.
Avoid use of cotton swabs or fingers with sharp nails in the canal which can irritate/damage the skin.
Monitor for signs of complication or infection such as fever, pain, discharge or swelling. Seek medical advice if you develop any of these.

Dr Abram Abdelsayed has a strong interest and passion in skin cancer diagnosis and management. He holds certificates in Dermoscopy and Skin Cancer Surgery from the Skin Cancer College of Australasia(SCCA), and a Certificate in Advanced Surgical Skills from James Cook University
Protect your skin health with an assessment:
Services include:
Phone 5983 1355 to book your skin check, reception will advise fees.