Core Aesthetics · 12A Atherton Road
Cosmetic clinic in Oakleigh
Core Aesthetics offers individual aesthetic consultations with Corey Anderson RN at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh. You can book for facial lines, lip shape, facial volume, chin and jawline concerns, skin quality or excessive sweating without choosing a treatment first. Explore the consultation options, check our details and choose an appointment that suits you.
Corey Anderson RN · Oakleigh, Melbourne · Adults 18 and over
Find us and get in touch
Core Aesthetics, inside BeautyTHEQUE
12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166
0491 706 705
support@coreaesthetics.com.au
Open directions in Google Maps. Enter directly from Atherton Road; there is one step into the store. Contact us before visiting if the step may affect your access.
There is street parking out the front and a large car park across the road. Check signs and availability. See the parking and arrival guide if you need more detail.
Check live appointment availability for current times. Appointments are preferred but not mandatory.
Choose what you would like to discuss
Start with the concern you have noticed. Each page below explains what the relevant assessment can cover and where its limits lie.
For other concerns, view the full consultation directory. The available guides do not mean a particular treatment will be suitable.
What to expect from the appointment
Allow around 30 minutes for an initial consultation. Explain what you have noticed and what you would like to understand. Bring your medicines list, relevant health history and any previous cosmetic treatment records you have.
The assessment and discussion cover your concern, suitability, risks, alternatives, limits, costs and follow up. You can ask questions, take time or decide not to proceed. Same day treatment may be discussed when assessment, consent and the required clinical arrangements support it; booking does not guarantee treatment.
Read the appointment guide for a fuller walkthrough.
Know who you are seeing
Your consultation is with Corey Anderson, Registered Nurse, Ahpra registration NMW0001047575. Open practitioner and clinic verification details and check the live public register before you book.
Registration does not by itself establish suitability for a particular procedure. Ask about relevant education and experience, who would be involved in any proposed care and who would manage a concern afterwards. Read about Core Aesthetics and our approach.
Costs and follow up
The initial consultation is at no charge. Any proposed treatment cost is explained before you agree, including possible further care. Read the pricing, payment and cancellation information before making a decision.
Reviews are offered two weeks after treatment and are free to attend. Additional treatment, if required, incurs a fee. Before leaving, make sure you understand your aftercare instructions, who to contact and when to seek urgent medical help instead of waiting for a routine review.
What should be clear before you agree?
| Question | What the discussion should clarify |
|---|---|
| Why this option? | What the assessment found, what an option may address and what would remain unchanged. |
| What are the risks? | The relevant common effects, serious complications and your own health considerations. |
| What are my choices? | Alternatives, another opinion, waiting or no cosmetic treatment. |
| What happens afterwards? | Aftercare, contact arrangements, review and further costs. |
Read the patient safety and consent guide. A convenient location or polished website does not replace this discussion.
Corey’s Practical View Of Checking A Local Clinic
Check Five Details Before You Book
Corey Anderson RN: Five details, written down, before you book: the practitioner’s name, their profession, their current public registration, the clinic address, and who will actually conduct the assessment. Compare those against the website, the booking confirmation and the public register. A polished profile gives you context. It can’t verify any of them. If something doesn’t match, pause and ask the clinic to explain before you share health information or turn up.
Test The Return Journey As Well
Corey Anderson RN: Test more than the first trip to Oakleigh. How would you contact the clinic afterwards? Get back here if review is advised? Find appropriate urgent medical care outside clinic hours? The answers need to be practical for your transport, your work and whoever you care for. A convenient first visit counts for much less if the route back gets difficult exactly when you need advice.
Keep Your Right To Decline Visible
Corey Anderson RN: I treat a consultation as a decision appointment, with room to slow down or stop. I want to understand the concern, the relevant history, the timing and what you want left alone before we discuss any pathway. A useful endpoint might be a written plan, more information, another clinical opinion, or no treatment. You should still feel able to say no after the questions are answered and the costs are on the table.
When a routine booking is not appropriate
Ask which changes are expected, when the clinic wants an update, how a review is arranged and what contact channel is monitored. Also ask which symptoms require urgent medical assessment rather than a routine clinic reply.
Severe or worsening pain, visual change, breathing difficulty, collapse, rapidly spreading redness, fever, unusual skin colour or rapid deterioration should not wait for a routine appointment. Call triple zero for severe or life threatening symptoms.
Before you book
Do I need an appointment?
Appointments are preferred but not mandatory. Check online availability if you want to reserve a time. A visit or booking does not guarantee that treatment will be suitable or available that day.
Is the entrance step free?
No. There is one step into the BeautyTHEQUE store from Atherton Road. Call 0491 706 705 before travelling if this may affect your access, so the clinic can discuss the entrance with you.
Can I book without knowing which treatment to ask for?
Yes. Choose a consultation and describe your concern. You do not need a product or procedure selected; the assessment helps clarify suitable options, their limits and whether another care route is more appropriate.
Book your Oakleigh consultation
Choose an available appointment, or call 0491 706 705 if you need help with a practical booking question. You can come to discuss a concern without committing to treatment.
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General information only, not a diagnosis or personal recommendation. Read about informed decisions and patient safety.
Page updated 25 September 2026. Clinical content responsibility: Corey Anderson RN.