Dr Thanalachmi Alagan

Dr Thanalachmi Alagan is a highly dedicated and compassionate General Practitioner who provides comprehensive healthcare to patients of all ages. With a career spanning several decades, she brings a wealth of international and local experience to her clinical practice. Dr Alagan is committed to delivering patient-focused care, treating every individual with the utmost respect and dedication. Her holistic approach ensures that patients receive personalised treatment tailored to their unique health needs.

Before establishing her practice in Australia, Dr Alagan gained diverse international experience. She completed her initial medical internships in India and Malaysia, subsequently working as a Medical Officer in specialised dermatology and leprosy centres. She later served as a State Dermatologist at a major public hospital and managed a successful private practice overseas. After relocating to Australia, she completed her local internship at a prominent Sydney teaching hospital, further solidifying her clinical expertise across a broad range of medical disciplines.

Throughout her extensive career, Dr Alagan has developed a strong clinical focus in several key areas of medicine. She has a particular interest in Dermatology, having completed advanced training and held specialised roles in skin health. In addition to managing complex skin conditions, she is highly skilled in performing minor surgical procedures. Dr Alagan also provides comprehensive Antenatal Shared Care, supporting expectant mothers through their pregnancy journeys with expert guidance and reassuring care.

Dr Alagan obtained her primary medical qualification, a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), before pursuing extensive postgraduate training. She holds a Diploma of Dermatology, a Certificate in Primary Care Dermatology from the University of Queensland, and has completed training in Primary Care Office Procedures at Monash University. She achieved her Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP) in 1998. Demonstrating her commitment to the medical profession and the training of future doctors, she has also served as an Examiner for the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.