Don’t Let Skin Rashes Control Your Life
Recurring rashes, redness, and itching aren’t just uncomfortable. They can steal your sleep, drain your focus, and knock your confidence.
Comprehensive skin and allergy assessment
Patch testing to uncover triggers (soaps, fragrances, jewellery, chemicals, and more)
Support for eczema, contact dermatitis, and other allergic rashes
Availability within the week
No Referral Required
When Your Skin Doesn’t Feel Like Yours
Your Path to Clear Healthy Skin
Book Your Consultation – Easy online booking in under a minute. Choose from two convenient locations.
Get Expert Testing – Identify the triggers behind your rashes, from everyday
irritants to hidden allergens.
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Follow Your Personalised Plan – Calm your skin, prevent flare-ups, and feel confident in your own skin again.
Why Choose Dr Jason Yu?
Dr Jason Yu is a Sydney-based Allergist who has helped countless adults and children find lasting relief from eczema, contact dermatitis, and allergy-related skin conditions. He takes the time to listen, clearly explain, and develop personalised treatment plans that truly make a difference.
Dr Jason holds a MBBS and B.Sci from the University of Sydney and is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. He has also done advanced training at the Western Sydney University for allergic diseases.
Skin rashes can have many triggers. Dr Jason Yu uses evidence-based methods to identify the root cause then designs a personalised treatment plan to relieve inflammation, restore skin health, and prevent future flare-ups.
Have Questions? We’ve Got Answers
What should I bring to my appointment?
Please bring:
● A list of current creams/medications
● Any past test results (if you have them)
● Notes or photos of your flare-ups
Should I stop using my creams before testing?
In most cases, you can continue your creams up until your appointment. You should stop anti-histamines 5 days prior and oral steroids 14 days prior to coming in.
Is patch testing safe?
Yes. Patch testing is safe and is used commonly to identify contact allergic dermatitis. Small patches are placed on your back and checked after a few days. There are no needles involved.
