If you are coming from Fitzroy, you can meet Corey Anderson RN at the Oakleigh clinic for a private aesthetic consultation. Start with the street you will actually leave, because Fitzroy has several useful tram corridors rather than one default railway station. Check the current journey to 12A Atherton Road, allow room for questions and plan the return separately. Booking the conversation does not commit you to treatment.
Begin with the conversation you want to have
You may be starting near Brunswick Street, Gertrude Street, Smith Street or another part of Fitzroy. Wherever your day begins, the reason to travel to Oakleigh should be simple: you want to meet Corey and have the same practitioner lead the assessment, explain the choices and remain available for review.
You do not need to arrive with clinical language or a treatment selected. Bring what you have noticed, what you would like to understand and any relevant health information. The first appointment can be useful as a conversation on its own.
What can you bring to the first appointment?
Describe it in your own words
Say what you have noticed, when it caught your attention and what you want to understand.
Keep the important things visible
Share what you would prefer to preserve, what you want to avoid and how much change would feel comfortable to discuss.
Bring the details that matter
Medicines, allergies, relevant diagnoses and previous cosmetic care help make the assessment individual.
Write them down before travelling
Keep questions about options, alternatives, material risks, costs and timing where you can see them.
Choose the first tram from your real street
Fitzroy does not have one railway station that works as a default starting point. City of Yarra material identifies Route 11 along Brunswick Street and Route 86 crossing at Gertrude Street. Your current address decides which corridor is useful.
Enter the place you will actually leave and 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh into the Transport Victoria Journey Planner. Keep the first walk, tram direction, transfer, Oakleigh arrival and final approach together rather than relying on a remembered connection.
Check the result again close to the appointment. Current service changes may alter the useful first leg or transfer.
One Fitzroy label can hide several starting points
A Brunswick Street origin may produce a different first leg from Gertrude Street, Smith Street, Nicholson Street or Victoria Parade. This page helps you choose that first leg without claiming a fastest route or fixed travel time.
If the address is across the Smith Street boundary, use the Collingwood consultation page. If you only need clinic access, parking and arrival facts, use the Oakleigh visit guide.
Keep three parts of the day clear
Start at the real door
Save the address, walking approach, tram stop and direction shown for the appointment date.
Keep every change together
Record the named transfer, Oakleigh service and final walk instead of writing only “tram into the city”.
Plan it as a separate journey
Use the place you need to reach afterwards and check whether a different time changes the route or waiting pattern.
A planned journey still leaves the answer open
Crossing Melbourne, paying for an appointment or arriving on time does not create an obligation to proceed. Corey will consider your concern, relevant health history, preferences and the limits of what can be assessed before discussing any suitable next step.
The visit may lead to information, more time, another health pathway or no cosmetic care. For sudden, severe or rapidly changing symptoms, seek appropriate medical care rather than waiting for a routine aesthetic consultation. The Ahpra cosmetic procedure guidelines provide the professional framework for assessment, consent and patient welfare.
Meet Corey at the Oakleigh clinic
Your appointment is a calm, private conversation with Corey about what you have noticed, your preferences and what would feel useful to understand.
Bring relevant health information, previous care details and the questions you want answered. Corey will explain what is within scope, what needs more information and what choices are reasonable for you.
Bring your questions to a calm conversation
Meet Corey in Oakleigh to talk through what you have noticed and understand the next step that makes sense for you.
Is this for you?
Consider booking a consultation if
- Adults starting in Fitzroy who want a private aesthetic consultation with Corey Anderson RN in Oakleigh
- People who want to choose the first tram from their real street and plan the complete current journey
- People who want questions, assessment and voluntary choice kept separate from the effort of travelling
This may not be for you if
- Anyone relying on a general suburb page as a live timetable or accessibility assessment
- Anyone seeking urgent medical care through a routine aesthetic consultation
- Anyone expecting a promised procedure, outcome or treatment decision before individual assessment
Suitability is confirmed at consultation. This list is general guidance, not a substitute for clinical assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Why would someone travel from Fitzroy to Oakleigh?
The genuine reason is that they want to consult Corey Anderson RN and value the continuity of a one practitioner clinic. That is a personal choice, not evidence that Core is better than a clinic nearby. If choosing Corey is not important to you, a closer provider may be more practical.
Is there a Fitzroy railway station?
No. Do not begin a public-transport plan from an invented Fitzroy Station. Start with the address you will leave and identify the closest useful tram, bus stop or walking option in the current Journey Planner result.
Which tram runs along Brunswick Street?
Yarra City Council identifies Route 11 as the tram service for Brunswick Street, and Transport Victoria publishes the current Route 11 timetable. Check the stop, direction, service time and city connection for the appointment date.
Which tram runs along Gertrude Street and Smith Street?
Yarra City Council identifies Route 86 for Gertrude Street, which runs between Nicholson Street and Smith Street. Transport Victoria publishes the current Route 86 information. Use your exact address to confirm which stop and direction suit the trip.
Should everyone in Fitzroy use the same tram?
No. Someone near Brunswick Street may receive a different result from someone near Smith Street, Gertrude Street, Nicholson Street or Victoria Parade. Search from the real address rather than choosing a route because it appears on a suburb page.
How do I record the tram and train connection?
Write down the tram route and direction, the stop where you leave, the walk to the named station, the Oakleigh service and the final walk to the clinic. Follow the current result rather than assuming a fixed city interchange.
When should I check planned works?
Transport Victoria recommends using Journey Planner within 14 days so planned changes appear in the result. Check the tram or first leg as well as the Cranbourne, Pakenham and Sunbury Line page for the Oakleigh segment.
Do I need to plan the return separately?
Yes. Later tram and train services, waits, walking conditions and disruptions can differ. Enter the address you need to reach after the appointment and read the return journey from the beginning.
Does a trip across Melbourne make treatment more likely?
No. Travel time and effort are not clinical evidence. The consultation may stay as a conversation, pause for records, lead to referral or finish with no treatment. Tell Corey if the journey is making you feel pressure to proceed.
Can the appointment be for questions only?
Yes. You can explain what you have noticed, ask about options, limitations and material risks, and take the information home. Booking a consultation does not commit you to treatment.
How can I verify Corey before travelling?
Confirm that the booking names Corey Anderson RN, use the clinic verification page and match registration number NMW0001047575 against the Ahpra public register. The Oakleigh address in the confirmation should also match the clinic website.
Clinical references
- Brunswick Street
- Gertrude Street
- Activity Centre Planning
- 11 West Preston – Victoria Harbour Docklands
- 86 Bundoora RMIT – Waterfront City Docklands
- Planned works
- Cranbourne, Pakenham and Sunbury Line planned works
- How to use real-time information in Journey Planner
- Being involved in decisions about your care
- Informed consent
- What healthcare do I need?
- Guidelines for registered health practitioners who perform non-surgical cosmetic procedures
- Register of practitioners
- Advertising health services
- Advertising cosmetic injections – frequently asked questions