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Meet our theatre team

Dr Sharp is fortunate to be supported by an amazing team of surgical professionals, including skilled anaesthetists and nurses, at Greenslopes Private Hospital and Southbank Day Hospital. Surgery can be an exciting – and slightly nervous – moment for most...

What makes a surgeon a ‘surgeon’?

  Confused by the different titles used by plastic, cosmetic and aesthetic surgeons in Australia? You aren’t alone. The results of a survey commissioned by the Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons were released in 2019, highlighting widespread...

New health fund tiers: what do they mean for you?

Private health insurance is a significant investment for most Australians, with 55% of us covered by some policy. Often, insurance products are complex and difficult to understand and compare. You might have recently heard from your health fund regarding new policy...

In the media: Dr David Sharp plastic surgery

  Dr Sharp was featured in the Queensland Times this month, discussing the tips, trends and pitfalls of plastic surgery in 2019. He said more Australians are undergoing plastic surgery as stigma and stereotypes change, and surgical advancements evolve. Below are...

Why we choose fractionated Fraxel laser

Fraxel fractionated laser resurfacing addresses 7 key facets of facial ageing Fraxel laser’s non ablative resurfacing was one of the first on the market, and over the decades has refined its technology, continuing to be a leader in the laser laser skin...

Behind the scenes at Vogue Magazine’s cosmetic event

Vogue Australia invited Dr Sharp to join industry experts at their inaugural Queensland cosmetic event this month. Vogue editor-in-chief Edwina McCann introduced the event, which saw over 200 people fill the Versace Hotel’s grand ballroom for a day of seminars...

Dr Sharp in the Queensland Times | Plastic Surgery News

Reported by Anna Hartley | 6th April | Queensland Times:   SOME might be quick to assume young women would make up most cosmetic surgery candidates. According to Ipswich plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr David Sharp, the majority of people who come to him for...
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