Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures
Our clinic provides medical aesthetic consultations for patients considering non-surgical cosmetic procedures. During a consultation with a qualified practitioner, we assess whether procedures may be appropriate for your needs.
Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures
Our clinic provides medical aesthetic consultations for patients considering non-surgical cosmetic procedures. During a consultation with a qualified practitioner, we assess whether procedures may be appropriate for your needs.
Consultation and Assessment Process
A consultation is required before any medical cosmetic procedure.
During your appointment, your practitioner will:
- Review your medical history and current health status
- Assess your areas of concern and clinical presentation
- Discuss suitable options, including non-treatment alternatives
- Explain regulatory requirements and professional standards that apply to these procedures
- Provide information regarding fees
Not all patients are suitable for these procedures. In some cases, treatment may not be recommended.
Risks and Safety Considerations
All medical procedures carry risk. Potential risks may include, but are not limited to:
- Redness, swelling, or bruising
- Tenderness or asymmetry
- Infection
- Allergic reaction
- Infection, vascular complications, or allergic reactions (rare but possible)
A detailed discussion of risks, including those specific to prescription-only medicines or regulated medical devices, will occur during consultation.
Individual Results
Outcomes vary between individuals. No specific result can be guaranteed. Factors that may influence response include:
- Age and skin characteristics
- Medical history
- Type of treatment recommended
- Practitioner assessment and technique
We develop a personalised plan that’s right for you, based on your individual needs and clinical assessment.
Regulatory Information
Where prescription-only medicines or regulated medical devices are involved:
- These cannot be advertised to the public.
- Information is provided only during a consultation with a qualified and registered health practitioner.
- Practitioners operate under the standards set by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and relevant professional boards.
Consultation and Assessment Process
A consultation is required before any medical cosmetic procedure.
During your appointment, your practitioner will:
- Review your medical history and current health status
- Assess your areas of concern and clinical presentation
- Discuss suitable options, including non-treatment alternatives
- Explain regulatory requirements and professional standards that apply to these procedures
- Provide information regarding fees
Not all patients are suitable for these procedures. In some cases, treatment may not be recommended.
Risks and Safety Considerations
All medical procedures carry risk. Potential risks may include, but are not limited to:
- Redness, swelling, or bruising
- Tenderness or asymmetry
- Infection
- Allergic reaction
- Infection, vascular complications, or allergic reactions (rare but possible)
A detailed discussion of risks, including those specific to prescription-only medicines or regulated medical devices, will occur during consultation.
Individual Results
Outcomes vary between individuals. No specific result can be guaranteed. Factors that may influence response include:
- Age and skin characteristics
- Medical history
- Type of treatment recommended
- Practitioner assessment and technique
We develop a personalised plan that’s right for you, based on your individual needs and clinical assessment.
Regulatory Information
Where prescription-only medicines or regulated medical devices are involved:
- These cannot be advertised to the public.
- Information is provided only during a consultation with a qualified and registered health practitioner.
- Practitioners operate under the standards set by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and relevant professional boards.
Some procedures discussed during consultation may involve prescription-only medicines. Under Therapeutic Goods Administraion ( TGA ), these medicines cannot be advertised. Detailed information is provided only during a private consultation with a qualified health practitioner.
Treatment is offered only where clinically appropriate and following informed consent in line with the current Australian Safety Standards.
During your consultation, a qualified experienced practitioner will discuss options relevant to your concerns. Some of these options may involve prescription-only medicines or regulated medical devices, which can only be supplied following a medical assessment and prescription by one of our medical practitioners.
Non-Surgical Cosmetic Procedures – Frequently Asked Questions
Why are specific procedures not described on this page?
Some procedures involve prescription-only medicines or regulated medical devices, which cannot be advertised under Australian law. Detailed information is provided only during a consultation.
Do I need a consultation before treatment?
Yes. A consultation is required before any treatment can be provided.
Are medical cosmetic procedures suitable for everyone?
No. Suitability depends on medical history, clinical assessment, and practitioner judgment.
Are there risks involved?
Yes. All medical procedures carry risks. Your practitioner will explain potential risks and complications before treatment.
Can I request a specific product?
Where prescription-only medicines are involved, product selection is determined by the prescribing practitioner based on clinical suitability and legal requirements.
Booking a consultation
If you wish to explore whether non-surgical medical aesthetic options are appropriate for you, please contact our clinic to arrange a consultation.
Treatment will only proceed where clinically indicated and following informed consent.
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