Her practice is defined by a careful, considered approach thorough assessment, clear explanation, and treatment planning that genuinely reflects the individual patient.

Megan graduated from Griffith University Medical School in 2010 and completed broad hospital-based training before moving into general practice. She was awarded Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2018 and has spent the years since deepening her clinical work in skin medicine and women's health.

Her primary clinical focus is skin cancer medicine. She performs dermoscopy-led skin examinations, biopsies, surgical excisions and reconstructive repairs. She is currently completing a Master of Medicine in Skin Cancer through the University of Queensland, which keeps her clinical practice anchored in current evidence.

Megan also offers consultation-led aesthetic medicine for patients interested in skin quality, longevity and the treatment of age-related skin concerns, and provides supportive women's health care with a particular interest in perimenopause and the hormonal influences on skin.

All medical and aesthetic treatments are discussed and planned within AHPRA and TGA guidelines.

This is a dedicated skin cancer practice covering the full clinical pathway from initial examination and diagnosis through to surgical management and follow-up care. Patients are seen as individuals, and examination, treatment planning and follow-up are matched to risk, history and personal preference.

Megan holds advanced certification in dermoscopy through the Skin Cancer College Australasia and is currently completing a Master of Medicine in Skin Cancer through the University of Queensland. Her surgical capability extends to reconstructive repairs, allowing most skin cancer surgery to be managed within the one practice.

The focus is skin quality and longevity supporting collagen, addressing the underlying drivers of age-related skin change, and building treatment plans that work with the patient's biology over time. Where appropriate, this includes regenerative approaches and biostimulator-based options, discussed in the context of an individual consultation.

Megan's clinical interest in this area sits alongside her current research within the Master of Medicine programme, which keeps her approach anchored in the evolving evidence base.

Acne and rosacea are among the most common skin conditions seen in general practice, yet they are often undertreated or managed with generic approaches. Dr Megan Kelly takes a thorough, evidence-based approach, assessing skin type, triggers, severity and history before building a treatment plan tailored to each patient.

Whether you're dealing with persistent breakouts, hormonal acne, or the redness and sensitivity of rosacea, a medical consultation ensures your treatment targets the underlying cause rather than just the symptoms.

At Her Medical, perimenopause and menopause support is individualised and aligned with evidence based practice. HRT support can be life changing across a woman's lifespan.

This page sits alongside skin cancer and aesthetic medicine intentionally in practice, these areas overlap. Skin changes in midlife are often hormonal as much as they are cosmetic. Understanding the hormonal-skin axis is part of how Megan approaches skin health across all clinical areas.