Doctor Rohan Page Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon

End The Trend — because skin cancer should never be trending.

In Australia, tanning is still linked with health and beauty, despite clear evidence that UV exposure increases skin cancer risk and accelerates skin ageing.

This message aligns closely with Dr Rohan Page’s work, where reconstructive surgery following skin cancer forms part of his clinical practice.

Healthy skin isn’t tanned — it’s protected.
Slip, slop, slap, seek and slide.

Download the app to easily check your local UV index. You can even turn on notifications to receive alerts whenever sun protection is needed.

Cosmetic tourism packages can appear appealing, but travelling overseas for surgery involves important safety considerations.

Understanding the medical environment, access to consultation, and availability of follow-up care is essential before making any decision.

For independent guidance, patients can refer to the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
https://plasticsurgery.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cosmetic-tourism.pdf

Cosmetic tourism is rising, and so are the risks.

Style Magazine recently explored why more Australians are travelling overseas for cosmetic procedures, and the findings should give anyone pause.

Overseas surgery packages often look glossy and convenient, but surgery is never simple. Safe hospital standards, thorough planning, specialist training and dependable aftercare can vary widely from country to country.

In Australia, specialist plastic surgeons such as Dr Rohan Page complete more than a decade of accredited training and work within strict safety and regulatory frameworks. This means patients receive clear consent processes, evidence based planning and long term follow up that genuinely supports safer outcomes.

If you are comparing your options, focus on more than the price.
✔ training and qualifications
✔ hospital standards
✔ surgical planning
✔ aftercare and long term support

Your body deserves reputable care, not a rushed decision.