If you are considering an aesthetic consultation from Bentleigh, you can meet Corey Anderson RN at Core Aesthetics in Oakleigh. The appointment starts with what you have noticed, your health history and your questions. Corey then explains what may be suitable, what may not be suitable and whether waiting or another pathway would make more sense. You do not need to arrive with a treatment choice.
Start with what matters to you
You do not need to know a treatment name or arrive ready to commit. Tell Corey what you have noticed, what feels important and what you would like to understand. The first task is to listen and make the question clear.
Core Aesthetics is at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh. This page is for adults beginning in Bentleigh who want a practical picture of the appointment before choosing a time.
What happens in the consultation?
Your concern
Describe what you notice in your own words and what prompted you to book.
Your health context
Relevant history, medicines, allergies and previous cosmetic care help shape the assessment.
Your individual features
Corey may look at facial balance, expression and the area that concerns you from more than one view.
Your next step
You can discuss suitable options, more time, another health pathway or no cosmetic procedure.
A conversation before a plan
Corey connects what you see with your health context, previous care and the way your face moves. You can ask what is realistic, what the limitations are and what alternatives deserve consideration.
If an option appears suitable, the discussion moves to material risks, likely review needs, costs and consent. If it does not, Corey will explain why waiting, seeking another opinion or choosing no procedure may be the more useful next step.
Bring the question, not a perfect script
A short note is enough: what you have noticed, when you first noticed it and what you hope the consultation will clarify. Bring your medicine and allergy details, relevant health history and the dates of previous cosmetic care if you know them. The consultation question guide can help if you want a prompt.
Meet with the practitioner who assesses you
You meet directly with Corey Anderson, Registered Nurse. He listens to the concern, reviews the relevant clinical context and explains the reasoning behind any suggested next step.
That continuity matters when you are weighing information. You can verify Corey through the clinic verification page and the independent Ahpra public register using registration NMW0001047575.
Leave with a decision you understand
Discuss a suitable plan
If assessment supports an option, Corey explains the risks, alternatives, costs and review pathway before consent.
Take time to consider
You can leave with information and decide later. Booking a consultation does not commit you to a procedure.
Wait or use another pathway
A referral, another health service or no cosmetic procedure may be the appropriate conclusion.
When another health pathway should come first
A cosmetic consultation is not the right pathway for severe, sudden, unexplained or rapidly worsening symptoms. Seek appropriate medical assessment instead, and use emergency services when the situation is an emergency. For non-urgent questions, tell Corey about active illness, infection, unhealed skin, recent procedures, pregnancy or breastfeeding, important medicines and any outside diagnosis that may affect the assessment.
Current Ahpra guidance places individual assessment, informed consent, alternatives and the option of no procedure at the centre of non-surgical cosmetic care. These safeguards support a clear decision, rather than interrupting the conversation.
Plan a comfortable visit from Bentleigh
Choose a time that leaves room to arrive, talk and consider the information without rushing your decision.
Bring relevant health information and anything you want clarified. Current travel conditions and parking can change, so use live journey information for the day of your appointment.
Clinical and local sources
Official sources support the local context, practitioner verification, individual assessment, informed consent and consultation-focused public information used on this page.
- Bentleigh Major Activity Centre Structure Plan 2024
Official evidence for Centre Road as a familiar local activity centre. It does not identify Core Aesthetics, provide a personal route or establish clinical need.
- Registration
Official access point for checking a practitioner on the public register.
- Tips for using the public register
Guidance on checking current registration information directly in the public register.
- Guidelines for registered health practitioners who perform non-surgical cosmetic procedures
Holistic assessment, informed consent, alternatives, follow-up care, emergency arrangements and the option of no procedure.
- Advertising health services that involve therapeutic goods
Neutral public information about a health service and restrictions on prescription medicine promotion.
- Advertising health services and cosmetic injections: frequently asked questions and answers
Current TGA explanation that public advertising should focus on the consultation or health service without promoting prescription medicines.
These sources do not decide individual suitability, endorse Core Aesthetics or provide live travel information.
Questions from Bentleigh before a consultation
Is Core Aesthetics located in Bentleigh?
No. Core Aesthetics is at 12A Atherton Road in Oakleigh. This page is for adults who start their search or journey locally. A listing that names a different address is not the Core Aesthetics clinic described here.
Which four fields should match before I travel?
Match the business name, exact street address and suburb, practitioner identity and current registration, and the appointment confirmation or contact channel. One matching word or logo is not enough when another field points elsewhere.
Why might a Bentleigh search show a different clinic?
Search engines can mix nearby services, sponsored listings, map entries and pages that discuss a suburb. Visibility for the same search does not establish that two businesses are related or located in the same place.
Which Core Aesthetics address should appear in my booking?
The address should be 12A Atherton Road in Oakleigh. If a confirmation names another suburb or business, pause and contact Core Aesthetics through the details on its official contact page.
How can I verify Corey Anderson?
Search the independent Ahpra public register for Corey Anderson and check the Registered Nurse profession and current registration details. This page records registration NMW0001047575, but the live register is the independent source to use.
What should I do if one field does not match?
Stop before travelling, paying or sending records. Open the official Core Aesthetics contact or verification page directly and ask the clinic to confirm the booking. Do not use the mismatched search card or message thread to resolve its own identity.
Is it safe to send health records through a search result link?
A search result alone does not verify the recipient. Confirm the business, address and channel first. If anything differs from the appointment details, do not send health information, identification or payment details until the clinic has been verified independently.
Does a correct booking confirm that cosmetic care will happen?
No. A correct booking confirms the destination and appointment, not clinical suitability. The visit may end with information, a request for records, waiting, referral or no cosmetic procedure.
What does the Council source prove about this page?
It supports Centre Road as a recognisable local activity centre. It does not identify the reader, the correct clinic, a route to Oakleigh, travel time, parking, anatomy, preferences or suitability.
What if I have severe or rapidly worsening symptoms?
Do not use a cosmetic consultation page as an urgent-care pathway. Severe, sudden, unexplained or rapidly worsening symptoms require appropriate medical assessment. Call emergency services when the situation is an emergency.
Come in with questions, leave with clarity
Meet Corey in Oakleigh for an individual assessment and a calm conversation about what makes sense for you.
Is this for you?
Consider booking a consultation if
- Adults starting in Bentleigh who want to meet Corey in Oakleigh before deciding on any cosmetic care
- People who want their concern, health context, questions and expectations assessed individually
- People comfortable with waiting, referral or no cosmetic procedure remaining possible outcomes
This may not be for you if
- Anyone seeking a guaranteed result or a predetermined treatment without assessment
- Anyone with severe, sudden, unexplained or rapidly worsening symptoms who needs appropriate medical care
- Anyone unable to provide relevant health, medicine, allergy or previous-care information
Suitability is confirmed at consultation. This list is general guidance, not a substitute for clinical assessment.