Dr Ali Bakheet

Dr. Ali Bakheet is a highly skilled General Practitioner with over 15 years of experience in the medical field. He completed his MBBS and later achieved his FRACGP, gaining a strong foundation in general medicine. Dr. Bakheet has also pursued advanced training in skin cancer medicine, earning an Advanced Certificate in this specialty.

Dr. Bakheet’s career has taken him across Sudan, Ireland, and, more recently, Australia, where he has gained extensive experience in general surgery and emergency medicine. His diverse background in different healthcare systems has enriched his practice, allowing him to provide a broad range of medical care to his patients.

Since joining The Gardens Medical Group in July 2025, Dr. Bakheet has focused on developing his career in skin health and skin cancer care, with a strong interest in early detection and preventative treatment. His expertise includes skin cancer screening, dermoscopy, and patient education, which he believes is crucial for effective skin health management. Dr. Bakheet is passionate about empowering patients to take control of their skin health through regular check-ups and early intervention.

Dr. Bakheet has been involved in clinical research related to skin cancer, focusing on early detection techniques, preventive care, and patient education. His research has contributed to the understanding of skin cancer prevention and the role of dermoscopy in improving diagnostic accuracy. Dr. Bakheet is actively involved in research aimed at enhancing skin health management and improving screening protocols for high-risk populations.

• Excellence in Skin Cancer Care, 2020

• Outstanding General Practitioner, RACGP, 2021

• Clinical Excellence Award in Dermatology, 2019

Dr. Bakheet has contributed to several research papers in the fields of skin cancer prevention and early detection. His work has been published in dermatology and general practice journals, focusing on improving diagnostic methods and preventive care in skin health. His research continues to influence modern practices in skin cancer care and preventive dermatology.