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Dr. Adam Skidmore, M.D.

Australia · Melbourne

About Dr. Adam Skidmore, M.D.

This legacy directory biography has not been independently checked. Statements about credentials, procedures, experience and current practice should not be treated as verified.

Dr. Adam Skidmore is a highly qualified and experienced surgeon specializing in various areas, including:

General Surgery: Gallbladder disease, hernias, bowel cancer, and stomach/esophageal cancer surgery.
Upper Gastrointestinal Surgery: Diseases of the esophagus, stomach, and gallbladder.
Weight Loss and Metabolic Surgery: Gastric bypass, sleeve gastrectomy, and other procedures for obesity and related conditions.

He is known for his expertise in keyhole surgery for various procedures and his passion for providing personalized care to his patients.

Procedures & areas of focus

The procedures this clinician currently performs have not been independently confirmed. Ask the practice before planning a consultation.

Board certification & medical license

General surgery certification is not a separate bariatric surgery board certificate. Dates below describe the issuing source on the day checked; a license or certification can change afterward.

Official board and medical regulator records have not yet been matched to this profile. No verified credential claim is made here.

Practice locations

Level 4/470 Wodonga Pl, Albury NSW 2640, Australia

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These addresses are from the legacy listing and remain under review.

Research & publications

No identity-matched research has been added to this profile yet. This does not establish that the clinician has no publications.

Questions to ask

  • Which bariatric procedures do you personally perform now, and how often?
  • Where can I verify your current board certification and medical license?
  • What are the total costs, risks, follow-up visits and long-term support for my situation?

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