Dr Tina Fang

30/05/2026

Dont worry we got your back!

27/05/2026

Understanding Melasma: What You Need to Know
Melasma is a common skin condition characterised by brown or grey patches, typically on the face. It is primarily driven by sun exposure and hormonal changes, which is why it often appears during pregnancy or with certain medications.
Managing melasma requires a targeted, evidence based approach. Because pigmentation varies from person to person, a one size fits all method is not effective. Different treatments address different aspects of the condition:
Topical Skincare
Prescription creams and targeted ingredients work to inhibit pigment production at the cellular level. This is often the first step in managing melasma and maintaining long term skin health.
Chemical Peels
Peels help accelerate cellular turnover, gently lifting away existing pigment. The depth and type of peel are carefully selected based on your skin type and the severity of the melasma.
Laser Therapy
Specific laser technologies can break down deeper pigment without generating excessive heat, which can otherwise worsen melasma. This modality is used cautiously and only when appropriate for the individual.
Sun Protection
Strict adherence to broad spectrum sunscreen and physical sun protection is non negotiable. UV exposure is the primary trigger for melasma flare ups.
As a cosmetic physician, I focus on understanding your specific skin concerns to develop a tailored management plan.

25/05/2026

Thanks to my Gen Z assistant for keeping me young.

23/05/2026

Note to self: cameras are always on

23/05/2026

PDRN the 2026 skincare ingredient you need to know

Interest in PDRN is rapidly growing, with a significant rise in online searches. Derived from salmon DNA, it is widely used in regenerative aesthetics to support skin repair and rejuvenation.

PDRN works by stimulating cell growth, reducing inflammation, and improving overall skin health at a cellular level.

Benefits may include improved skin texture, increased hydration, and a reduction in the appearance of fine lines.

For optimal absorption and results, PDRN is typically delivered through microneedling or injection treatments.

Book a consultation to find out if PDRN is suitable for your skin and aesthetic goals.

Dr Tina Fang MBBS FRACGP FACAM
Cosmetic doctor with 10 years experience in aesthetic medicine
07 3472 7477
bookings.drtinafang.com
Level 2 1808 Logan Rd
Upper Mt Gravatt QLD 4122

22/05/2026

Not every transformation is dramatic and that’s intentional. Subtle results can reflect a safe, gradual approach that supports long-term skin health. Dr Tina Fang creates treatment plans that are clinically informed and tailored with care. While outcomes vary between individuals, safety is always our priority.

Individual results may vary. A consultation is required to determine suitability.

To book with Dr Tina Fang, call 07 3472 7477.

20/05/2026

20/05/2026

Meet Scarlett ✨

Scarlett is a qualified Dermal Clinician with a passion for skin health, especially pigmentation and rosacea. Trained in advanced treatments including laser, IPL, chemical peels, skin needling, LED and more, she brings a fresh, evidence-based approach to every treatment.