Dr Elizabeth Dawes-Higgs
MBBS, BSc (Med), BE (Mech), PhD, GAICD, IFAAD, FACD
Co-Founder & Principle Consultant Dermatologist, Specialist Dermatologist & Expert in Injectables and Laser Treatments
Dr. Liz Dawes-Higgs is a leading dermatologist recognised for her expertise in injectable and laser treatments at Northern Sydney Dermatology & Laser. Located on Sydney’s North Shore, Dr. Liz co-founded this esteemed practice with Dr. Nina, delivering a wide range of dermatological services.
With a strong commitment to education, Dr. Liz mentors students through the Australasian College of Dermatologists and has served as a State and National Examiner, fostering the next generation of dermatologists.
Her innovative research in dermatology has been widely celebrated, earning her accolades such as the Scheering-Plough Award. Dr Liz's work in studying the biomechanical properties of skin led to the co-invention of a device for examining skin elasticity.
Dr. Liz’s professional interests include acne scarring, rejuvenation treatments and also vulval lichen sclerosus.
Qualifications & Memberships
MBBS BSc(Med) – Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, University of NSW
BE (Mech) – Bachelor of Engineering, Biomechanical Engineering
PhD – Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine, University of Sydney
FACD – Fellow of the Australasian College of Dermatologists
Member of several prestigious dermatological societies, including the Australasian Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and the American Academy of Dermatology.
Current Appointments & Committees:
Medical Director and Consultant Dermatologist, Northern Sydney Dermatology & Laser
Supervising Consultant for Journal Club
Steering Committee, Registrar Training in EBD’s, NSW
Speaker at international conferences and workshops
Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Non-Surgical Symposium
Active participant in Norths Photographic Society
Dr. Liz Dawes-Higgs is a dedicated humanitarian, having volunteered in The Cook Islands and Nepal, reflecting her commitment to both her patients and the wider community.