For a calm consultation from Burwood East, first identify whether your journey begins near Burwood Heights, around Middleborough Road, or Tally Ho, around Springvale Road. Check current directions to 12A Atherton Road in Oakleigh, protect enough time for a private conversation with Corey and make sure a return visit would also be practical.
Begin with the part of Burwood East you know
Burwood East is not one neat departure point. A person near Burwood Heights can begin from a different part of the suburb than someone near Tally Ho, so the useful plan starts with your actual address rather than a landmark chosen for the whole postcode.
Once the route is clear, give the appointment room to breathe. You should have time to arrive, explain what you have noticed, ask questions and leave without rushing into the next commitment.
Which starting point sounds like your day?
Middleborough Road is your useful anchor
Use your real address around the Burwood Highway and Middleborough Road side of the suburb.
Springvale Road is the closer cue
Plan from the Burwood Highway and Springvale Road area when that is where your day begins.
Deakin or Gardiners Creek fits better
Use the separate Burwood consultation guide for that starting point.
Plan the complete journey, not just the first leg
Whitehorse City Council places Burwood Heights around the former brickworks and Middleborough Road, while Tally Ho sits around Burwood Highway and Springvale Road. Those anchors help you choose an origin, but they do not establish a fixed route or travel time.
Check live directions for the full trip to Oakleigh, including transfers, walking, parking and the journey home. If public transport is part of your plan, use current Public Transport Victoria journey information close to the appointment date.
Think beyond the first visit too. If Corey recommends a review, the same journey should still feel realistic around work, caring duties and the rest of your day.
Keep enough space for a private conversation
You do not need to arrive with a treatment name or a finished plan. Bring the concern in your own words, along with current medicines, allergies, relevant diagnoses, previous cosmetic care dates and any useful records.
Choose a time that lets you speak without watching the clock. If privacy, communication access or record transfer needs planning, contact the clinic before the appointment.
Meet Corey and start with what matters to you
You meet directly with Corey Anderson RN. He begins with what you have noticed, when it catches your attention and what you hope the consultation will clarify. Relevant health history and previous care are part of that conversation.
Corey then considers the concern in context, which may include skin, movement, symmetry, support and your natural features. He explains the choices that reasonably fit, along with limits, alternatives and the reasons waiting or another kind of care may be more useful.
The appointment can end with information, a plan to consider, more time, referral or no cosmetic care. If an option is suitable to discuss, risks, consent and costs come before any decision. The aesthetic consultation page covers the broader assessment process.
Choose an appointment window that works
You can arrive without rushing
The complete journey, private discussion and trip home fit comfortably around your day.
You would be watching the clock
A shift, school pickup, caring duty or fixed connection would shorten the conversation.
You need help choosing the visit
The clinic can help with access, privacy and practical appointment questions before you book.
What to expect when you arrive
You will meet directly with Corey for a calm, private conversation about what you have noticed and what would feel useful.
Bring your medicines and supplements list, allergies, relevant diagnoses, previous cosmetic care dates and available records. Note any upcoming events or time by which you need to leave. Same-day care is not assumed, but it may be discussed when assessment, consent and suitability support it.
Verify Corey and the clinicView consultation and pricing information
When another health service should come first
An aesthetic consultation is for a stable appearance concern. Seek appropriate local or urgent care for severe pain, sudden swelling, skin colour change, visual symptoms, fever, breathing difficulty or a rapidly worsening illness. Contact the original treating clinic promptly if symptoms follow recent care.
A GP, dentist or skin clinician may be the better first step for an unexplained lump, dental change, infection or active skin condition. Corey may also recommend waiting or referral when another assessment would serve you better.
Come in for a calm, useful conversation
Meet Corey, ask your questions and leave with a clearer next step, without feeling committed to treatment.
Is this for you?
Consider booking a consultation if
- Adults planning an Oakleigh consultation from Burwood Heights or Tally Ho
- People who want enough time and privacy for an unhurried assessment
- People who can plan a realistic return journey if review is recommended
- Adults open to information, waiting, referral or no cosmetic care
This may not be for you if
- Anyone needing urgent medical, dental or skin assessment
- People expecting the suburb or travel effort to confirm suitability
- Anyone expecting treatment without assessment and informed consent
- People unable to provide relevant history or consider follow-up access
Suitability is confirmed at consultation. This list is general guidance, not a substitute for clinical assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Why are Burwood Heights and Tally Ho treated separately?
Whitehorse City Council identifies Burwood Heights around Burwood Highway and Middleborough Road and Tally Ho around Burwood Highway and Springvale Road. Those are different practical starting points. Use the one that matches the actual address instead of relying on the suburb name alone.
Is Deakin University in the same planning area?
Deakin University is a Burwood cue rather than the central Burwood East cue used on this page. If the appointment journey begins near Deakin or Gardiners Creek, use the separate Burwood guide and check the current SRL work context.
Does route 75 take me directly to Core Aesthetics?
Do not assume that it does. Route 75 follows the Burwood Highway corridor, while Core Aesthetics is at 12A Atherton Road in Oakleigh. Check current Public Transport Victoria information for the complete trip, transfers, walking and the return journey.
Can I fit the consultation between work or errands?
Only if the complete window allows for travel, private health discussion, questions, an uncertain finish time and the next commitment. Choose another time if work, shopping, caring duties or a fixed departure would make you rush or withhold information.
Does booking mean care will occur on the day?
No. Booking reserves assessment time. Suitability and informed consent cannot be confirmed from a suburb page or appointment request. The outcome may be information, more records, waiting, referral, later review, a separate decision or no cosmetic care.
What if returning to Oakleigh would be difficult?
Tell the clinic before booking and discuss the constraint with Corey. A different appointment time, more preparation or an appropriate practitioner closer to home may provide better continuity. Repeat review access should be considered before a care plan is agreed.
When should I use another health service first?
Use appropriate local or urgent care for severe pain, sudden swelling, skin colour change, visual symptoms, fever, breathing difficulty or rapidly worsening illness. A GP, dentist or skin clinician may be the better first step for an unexplained symptom, infection, active skin condition or dental concern.
What should I bring to the Oakleigh appointment?
Bring current medicines and supplements, allergies, relevant diagnoses, previous cosmetic care dates and available records. Note upcoming events, travel, the time you need to leave and whether a return visit would be practical.
How can I verify Corey Anderson RN and the clinic?
Use the Core Aesthetics verification page and the Ahpra public register. Corey Anderson is a Registered Nurse with Ahpra registration NMW0001047575. Confirm the clinic address at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh before sharing health information or travelling.
Clinical references
- TGA: Advertising health services that involve therapeutic goods
- TGA: Advertising health services and cosmetic injections FAQs
- Ahpra: Guidelines for registered health practitioners who perform non-surgical cosmetic procedures
- Ahpra: Guidelines for advertising higher risk non-surgical cosmetic procedures
- Whitehorse City Council: Burwood Heights Activity Centre
- Whitehorse City Council: Tally Ho Activity Centre
- Public Transport Victoria: Journey planner