Millbank Medical Practice

Doctors at Millbank Medical will excise/biopsy skin lesions they feel are suspicious and send them to Pathology for analysis. This is a small plastic rod containing one hormone, Progestogen, which is inserted underneath the woman's skin on the inside of the upper arm. This can stay in place for a maximum of 3 years.

If you have an emergency or you think it may be please dial triple zero. Our normal business office hours are Monday to Friday 8.30am - 5.00pm and we closed on all public holidays. For further assistance afterhours, you can contact GP Helpline on 1800 022 222, this is a National Number sponsored by Department of Health and Ageing where a nurse will give advice and triage your call into urgent or non-urgent.

Nurse's work both in a team with doctors and independently for many services; such as triaging, health care advice and patient advocacy. We all work together (you as Captain) on chronic disease management and palliative care. Pregnancy & Urine Testing: A consultation with a doctor is required after this test for interpretation.

For communicating relevant information with other treating doctors, specialists or allied health professionals. For State/Territory reminder systems, (eg cervical screening - pap smears reminders or familiar cancer registries). For research purposes (de-identified, meaning you are not able to be identified from the information given).

The best thing you can do for your skin's health is keep an eye on it and specifically note and be aware of any changes. Our Doctors will examine the spot and depending on the diagnosis may elect to treat it, monitor it or reassure you that it is harmless. At the initial consultation the doctor will take your history, examine you and suggest an appropriate treatment.