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1/600 Hampton Street, Brighton Melbourne VIC 3186
1/600 Hampton Street, Brighton Melbourne VIC 3186
At Brighton Skin Surgery, our highly skilled surgeon, Dr Jim Tryfonopoulos, offers a wide range of surgical procedures, including skin cancer surgery, flaps and grafts, benign mole removal, cyst and lipoma treatment, and more. Dr Jim graduated from The University of Melbourne in 1995 (MBBS) and went on to do advanced surgical training through the Alfred Hospital. He received his FRACS in 2003. He has over 20 years of experience and aims to provide top quality care. Patients are offered the option of same day consultation and surgery thus expediting treatment and making the whole experience more convenient for patients.
We provide a range of skin surgery and minor procedural services tailored to each patient’s needs. Click below to learn more.
Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that can spread if not treated early. We assess and surgically remove melanoma with appropriate margins and arrange pathology review and follow-up care where required.
Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) is the most common form of skin cancer. Although it usually grows slowly and rarely spreads, treatment is recommended to prevent ongoing growth and tissue damage. Surgical removal is planned based on the size and location of the lesion.
Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) is a common skin cancer that may grow more quickly and occasionally spread if untreated. Treatment involves assessment and surgical removal with follow-up.
Assessment of changing moles and concerning skin lesions, with biopsy and removal options available where clinically appropriate.
Cysts and lipomas are common benign (non-cancerous) lumps that develop beneath the skin. Although they are usually harmless, they may increase in size, become uncomfortable, irritated, or affect appearance over time. Surgical excision is commonly performed to remove the lesion where appropriate.
Removal of damaged tissue and foreign bodies from wounds to support healing and recovery. Treatment aims to promote healthy tissue healing and reduce the risk of ongoing wound complications.
Assessment and closure of cuts and skin injuries with attention to healing and scar management.
Reconstructive techniques used following excision procedures where additional tissue support is needed.
Please contact the clinic to discuss additional procedures and treatment options.





600 Hampton Street, Brighton Victoria 3186, Australia
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