Dr Belinda Welsh
Board-certified medical dermatologist with 25+ years of clinical experience. Founder & Principal of Complete Skin Specialists, Dr Welsh specialises in diagnosis and evidence-based procedural therapies including laser surgery, therapeutic peels, intralesional injections and skin cancer management
She has a subspecialty focus on laser treatments for a wide range of cosmetic and medical indications, rosacea, acne and acne scarring
Dr Welsh is also a cosmetic injector and performs treatments with cosmetic injectables. She works closely with our team of dermal therapists and cosmetic nurses to deliver optimum results.
She understands the dividing line between what we consider medical and cosmetic is very blurred. This is particularly true when it comes to treating skin conditions. As a result, she sees it all as a continuum and therefore feels strongly about offering our patients a whole range of services to address their particular needs and concerns without judgement.
About Me
With over 20 years dermatology experience, Dr Welsh is a procedural dermatologist, highly specialised in laser & injectable treatments. Her skillset encompasses a broad range of medical and cosmetic indications.
Belinda is able to offer a diverse range of services and skills to address the diverse needs of her patients to deliver optimum results.
Her ultimate goal is to help restore confidence & self-esteem.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions Clinical Procedures & Care
Concise answers to common questions about assessments, procedure preparation, expected recovery, and referral pathways. This information is intended as general guidance; for personalised clinical advice please book a consultation with Dr Belinda Welsh.
Do I need a consultation before booking a treatment?
Yes, we recommend a consultation before booking a treatment. This allows us to assess your individual needs, discuss your goals, and ensure the treatment is suitable and safe for you. It’s the best way to achieve optimal results.
Is there any downtime after treatments?
Downtime varies depending on the type of treatment you receive. Many of our treatments are non-invasive with little to no downtime, allowing you to resume normal activities right away. However, some advanced procedures may require short recovery periods. We’ll provide full aftercare guidance during your consultation.
How often should I get a facial or skin treatment?
For best results, we generally recommend a facial or skin treatment every 4 to 6 weeks. This aligns with the skin’s natural renewal cycle and helps maintain a healthy, radiant complexion. However, the ideal frequency can vary based on your skin type, concerns, and the treatment chosen — our experts will guide you with a personalised plan.
What is the best age to start anti-aging treatments?
There’s no fixed age to start anti-aging treatments — it depends on your skin’s condition and your personal goals. Many people begin in their late 20s to early 30s with preventative treatments like hydration, sunscreen, and gentle anti-aging facials. More advanced treatments can be introduced as early signs of ageing appear. A consultation will help determine the right time and approach for you.
What is the best age to start anti-aging treatments?
The best age to start anti-aging treatments varies, but many people begin in their late 20s to early 30s with preventive care like hydration, sun protection, and antioxidant-rich facials. Starting early helps maintain youthful skin and delay visible signs of aging. More advanced treatments can be introduced as needed based on your skin's condition. A consultation will help determine the right approach for you.
How should I prepare for my appointment?
To prepare for your appointment, arrive with clean skin — free of makeup, lotions, or heavy skincare products. Avoid sun exposure, waxing, or using active ingredients like retinol or exfoliants 24–48 hours before your treatment, unless advised otherwise. If you’re unsure or have any medical conditions, please let us know in advance so we can tailor your session accordingly.
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Get In Touch With Dr Belinda Welsh
Questions about treatments, procedures or referrals? Contact Complete Skin Specialists and a member of Dr Welsh’s team will respond with the relevant clinical information. For urgent issues, please phone the practice.