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Meet the team
We pride ourselves on service, confidentiality and results. We can assure you of the highest professional and ethical standards with a commitment to individual care and personal respect.
Our aim is to assist and educate our clients and patients in achieving the results they are looking for. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Dr Craig Layt, Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, MED: 0001189663 is a member of the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). ASPS members hold a specialist qualification from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS), which is the only College for specialist surgical training accredited by both Australian and New Zealand Governments through the Australian Medical Council (AMC) and New Zealand Medical Council (NZMC), respectively.
Dr Cheng provides specialist services in the private sector at the Layt Clinic. He enjoys all aspects of plastic and reconstructive surgery, including skin cancer surgery, aesthetic facial surgery, breast and body contouring surgery, burn and trauma reconstruction, microsurgery/hand surgery, etc. He is passionate about delivering the highest standard of care to his patients. Dr Cheng offers all his patients bespoke high-quality care, from the consultation through to the procedure and the after-care offered.
Visiting Practitioner
Dr Dan Perera is a General Practitioner at Ashmore Road Family Practice and has over 20 years of experience. In addition to his own General Practice, Dr Perera has served as a surgical assistant to our plastic surgeon, Dr Craig Layt, for many years. Dr Perera is a visiting practitioner at The Layt Clinic’s Southport office and consults on skin lesion evaluations, as well as monitoring and surveillance of skin cancer cases.
Visiting Practitioner
Dr James Trott, originally from Adelaide, is an experienced specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon. He was a senior member of the Australian Cranio-Facial Unit and extensively experienced in Rhinoplasty. Dr Trott now resides on the Gold Coast and operates at both Pacific Private Hospital and Pindara Private Hospital. Dr Trott is a visiting consultant for skin lesions at The Layt Clinic. Jim has a gentle and caring nature and helps patients feel at ease with their skin cancer diagnosis and treatments.
Visiting Practitioner
Brooke Fransisco is a visiting Registered Nurse Cosmetic Injector with over two decades of experience. Brooke is known for her experienced and knowledgeable approach. Brooke has employed her extensive training, knowledge, and skills to train many of today’s professional injectors, and has been visiting The Layt Clinic since 2007, working at both of our Ballina and Southport locations. Brooke maintains up-to-date education in the field of aesthetic injectables.
Visiting Practitioner
Dr Mobin Master is a Specialist Radiologist and a member of the Royal Australasian and New Zealand College of Radiologists since 2007. He has a subspecialty in diagnostic and interventional radiology and extensive experience in aesthetic imaging, which he has been practising since 2016. He has contributed to the field through research and publications, developing expertise in imaging and non-surgical facial injectables.
At The Layt Clinic, Dr Master offers aesthetic treatments, including ultrasound-guided temple and chin volume replacement. He also uses imaging to assess patients before volume replacement and provides volume replacement removal using image guidance when clinically appropriate.
Dr Master is actively involved in medical education and is a consultant at Gold Coast University Hospital, where he supervises procedural training and promotes best practices in imaging guidance.