Yes. All cosmetic aesthetic services begin with a consultation so we can understand your concerns, assess suitability, explain options, and discuss risks, downtime, and expected outcomes. Where an injectable procedure is considered prescription-only, a consultation with an authorised prescriber is required.

Treatment plans may help improve the appearance of concerns such as fine lines, facial volume changes, loss of definition, skin texture, and overall facial balance (e.g., lips and the lower face). We’ll recommend options based on your goals, medical history, and what’s appropriate for your individual needs.

No. Results vary from person to person depending on factors such as anatomy, skin quality, lifestyle, and the type of treatment. We aim for natural-looking outcomes and will talk you through realistic expectations during your consultation.

All cosmetic procedures carry risks. Possible side effects can include temporary redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness, or discomfort. Less common complications can also occur. Your practitioner will explain potential risks, aftercare, and what to do if you have any concerns after treatment.

Downtime depends on the procedure and your individual response. Many clients return to normal activities the same day, while others may experience a few days of swelling or bruising. We’ll provide clear aftercare instructions and guidance on planning around events.

In Australia, advertising rules set by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) restrict how prescription-only medicines can be promoted to the public. Because some cosmetic aesthetic procedures may involve prescription-only products, we may not display pricing or promotional offers online.

Pricing can also vary depending on your personalised treatment plan (such as the areas treated and the amount required). An authorised prescriber must assess your suitability and discuss options during a consultation. Please book a consultation or contact the clinic for a tailored quote after assessment.