Dr Daniel Bothma is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Dermatology and specialist general practitioner. He is a certified Fellow of the Skin Cancer Institute, and holds membership of the International Society of Dermatology, the Skin Cancer College of Australasia, the International Dermoscopy Society, and the International Association of Physicians in Aesthetic Medicine.

He completed his medical training at the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa. He completed basic specialist training in surgery in the UK, followed by advanced specialist training in emergency medicine in the UK, Australia, and Canada. After some years as emergency physician an increasing interest in skin conditions persuaded him to change course and start a further four years of postgraduate education in dermatology, including a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Dermatology (with distinction), a Master of Science in Clinical Dermatology (with distinction), and culminating in the Fellowship of the Australian Institute of Dermatology.

He has trained with dermatologists, skin cancer experts, dermatopathologists, and plastic surgeons. His training included certification in skin cancer management, advanced certification in dermoscopy, a diploma in skin cancer surgery (advanced reconstruction techniques including flaps and grafts), and expertise in injectables and cosmetic skin therapies.

His expertise includes skin cancer management (including non-surgical therapies and advanced skin surgery), and management of precancerous skin lesions. His special interests are acne/acne scarring, rosacea, and rashes.

Daniel has held clinical teaching positions and has presented at several conferences. His research has focused on comparing different treatment modalities for photo-aging induced skin lesions.

Outside of medicine Daniel is an average surfer and “boot-camp”-style fitness enthusiast, and loves to explore the Sunshine Coast with his family.

Dr Martelle Coetzer-Botha is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Dermatology and specialist general practitioner. She is a certified Fellow of the Skin Cancer Institute, and holds membership of the Skin Cancer College of Australasia and the International Dermoscopy Society.

She did Pre-Medical studies at the University of Alabama (USA) (awarded ‘Academical All American’ and ‘Dean’s List for Academical Excellence’) before completing her medical training at the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa, followed by training in general surgery at Tygerberg Hospital, Cape Town. Five years of traveling the world as a cruise ship doctor followed prior to moving to Australia in 2007. In Mackay she became interested in skin cancer management and decided to pursue a postgraduate Master of Medicine through the University of Queensland. She was awarded Dean’s Commendation for Academic Excellence. She completed the Australian Dermatology Diploma and the Fellowship of the Australian Institute of Dermatology.

Her training included certifications in primary care skin cancer medicine,  advanced skin cancer surgery, and advanced dermoscopy. She has undertaken training in cosmetic medicine with a focus on injectables.

Dr Martelle is interested in all aspects of skin cancer management and cosmetic therapies including cosmetic anti-wrinkle injections.

Dr Coetzer-Botha is a senior lecturer on the University of Queensland Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) course. She is co-author of a publication in an international dermatology journal.

Outside of medicine Martelle is a league tennis player, a keen scuba diver, and plays golf of a 14 handicap. She has completed over 10 marathons and ultra-marathons worldwide!

Dr Peter O’Hara has been a full time skin cancer practitioner for the last 24 years, and is well known on the Sunshine Coast.

He has completed a Graduate Certificate in Dermatology through Monash University and the Basic, Advanced, and Masters level Dermamedical Cosmetic Courses.

He is a Member of the International Dermoscopy Society. He has been a GP medical educator and student educator for many years, and was a lecturer on skin cancer for the University of Queensland medical education program in 2006. He is a past president of the Woy Woy local Medical Association.

He was the Medical Director of Molescan Clinics in 2005, and the Medical Director of Skinalert Clinics in 2006.

He loves his work, and his patients appreciate the warmth, professional integrity, and open communication that define his medical practice. He offers skin checks for common dermatological problems, mole checks, skin cancer checks, and skin cancer treatments, including cryotherapy, diathermy, curettage, excisions, grafts and flap repairs.

He lives at Woombye on the Sunshine Coast, and enjoy spending time with his family, surfing, tennis, food and wine. The good life!