MBBS, Dip D.V.L, MRCP, MRCP(Derm)
Curettage/cryotherapy of lesion of skin (including cauterisation)
Primary excision of malignant lesion
Excision of lesion of skin or subcutaneous tissue
Secondary excision of malignant lesion
Skin biopsies
Dr Sandeep Kamath qualified as a doctor in Bangalore, India in 2000. He undertook his specialty training at Bangalore Medical College, India and continued his training in Dermatology in UK from at the Princess of Wales Hospital, Bridgend. He is the lead clinician overseeing the laser services in the Dermatology Department at Princess of Wales Hospital as well as the Clinical Lead in the Speciality.
Experienced in all aspects of dermatology, with special interests in skin cancers, inflammatory skin conditions and Laser Dermatology, Dr Kamath has been working as a Consultant at the Princess of Wales since June 2017.
Dr Kamath does not see patient under the age of 18 with acne.
Moles
Skin Lumps
Eczema
Acne
Psoriasis
Skin Cancers
Lasers
MBBS,Dip D,V,L(Ind) MRCP(Derm) Bangalore University (India), Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences
Year of first medical qualification: 2000
Royal College of Physicians
British Association of Dermatology
British Medical Laser Association
British Medical Association
British Society of Medical Dermatology
European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
UK Dermatology Clinical Trials Network
MDDUS
Dr Kamath a keen runner and enjoys travelling and spending time with family and friends. Dr Kamath describes himself as very easy going and aims to enjoy vwork and family life to the fullest.
Consultant Dermatologist and Associate Clinical Service Director, Princess of Wales Hospital
Establishing a face-to-face Dermatology clinic during the COVID-19 pandemic; supporting hospital staff Dr Sofia Hadjieconomou, Dr Sandeep Kamath, Dr Jenny Hughes - Poster presentation at RCP Annual Conference, Jan 2020
Treatment of port-wine stain under general anaesthesia; a single centre experience 2004-2019 Sofia Hadjieconomou, Stela Ziaj, Andrea Randall, Sandeep Kamath- Poster presentation at BSPD meeting, Nov 2020
Hadjieconomou, S; Hughes,J; Kamath, S. Occupational skin disease during the Covid-19 pandemic, as captured in a Dermatology staff clinic in the United Kingdom. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venerol.2020 Nov; 34(11):e670-e671
Real world data on biologic therapy for psoriasis from a district general hospital setting: G Haebich, K Gopsill, S Kamath, R Logan, J Hughes- Oral presentation EADV 2019
Real-world experience: brodalumab as a treatment choice for severe chronic plaque psoriasis - a case series from a district general hospital Haebich G, Kamath S- poster EADV 2019
Kamath S, Kembrey K, Bhagwandas K. Perianal fistula, colorectal surgery and nicorandil. Clin Exp Dermatol 2008; Mar;33(2):192-3
Hallai N, Finlay A. Y, Godfrey J, Kamath S; Ahmed Z, Modhazam A.
Inpatient compliance of topical applications. Br J Dermatol 2005; 153(2): 446-8
Kamath S, Hughes J, D'souza N. Congenital cutaneous candidiasis an under-recognized condition? Br J Dermatol 2007; 157 (Suppl.1): PA22 [Abstr.]
El-Dars LD, Kamath S, Logan R. Targetoid pattern of hair growth in Alopacea Areata: A case report. Clin Exp Dermatol. 2009 Apr;34(3):413. Epub 2008 Dec
Kamath S, Bhagwandas K. Nail-patella syndrome with an emphasis on the risk of renal and ocular findings. Pediatr Dermatol. 2010 Jan 1:27(1):95-7
6.Kamath S, Bhagwandas. A case of epithelioid angiosarcoma of the scalp treated with paclitaxel and radiotherapy. Arch Dermatol. 2011 Jan;147(1):129-30.
Kamath S, Taylor M, Bhagwandas K. An unusual case of nicorandil induced conjunctival erosions. Clin Exp Dermatol. 2012 Aug;37(6):681-28.
Collins, J; Kamath, S; Hughes JR:Use of botulinum toxin injections to treat notalgia paresthetica.British Journal of Dermatology. 2013; 169 (): 53