Lip consultation · Cost decisions
Lip treatment costs in Melbourne: fees and quotes
The initial lip consultation at Core Aesthetics is at no charge and usually takes around 30 minutes. Any proposed treatment cost is explained after assessment and before you agree. There is no single lip treatment price on this page: use the guide below to understand the fees we can confirm, compare written quotes and decide what to ask.
Fees you can check before booking
| Item | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Initial consultation | No charge, generally around 30 minutes, with no obligation to proceed. |
| Proposed treatment | An individual cost discussion after assessment. The total and inclusions should be clear before consent. |
| Review appointment | Offered two weeks after treatment and free to attend. Additional treatment, if required, incurs a fee. |
| Payment | American Express, Mastercard, Visa or cash. No payment surcharges. |
| Cancellation | Free with at least 24 hours’ notice. Contact the clinic about later changes. |
These are clinic policies, not a treatment package. Read the full pricing and cancellation information or call 0491 706 705 about a practical fee question.
Why some prices are not advertised online
The TGA prohibits public advertising that directly or indirectly promotes prescription medicines. A service price can fall within those restrictions when it refers to, or promotes, a prescription medicine. That is why we do not publish a product menu or an implied medicine price here.
This does not mean every health service price is prohibited. We can explain the consultation fee and clinic policies above. Read the TGA’s health service advertising guidance and prescription medicine advertising guidance. This explanation is not a recommendation or an indication that a medicine will be prescribed or supplied.
What changes a lip consultation and quote?
Be clear about the feature you mean: the lip outline, a difference between sides, upper and lower lip proportion, or the way your upper lip looks when smiling. These are different assessment questions. A quote for one person’s plan is not a quote for yours.
Previous cosmetic care also matters. Bring any records you have, and explain what was done, when, and what now concerns you. The first appointment may identify a need for more information, different timing or another practitioner rather than a new procedure.
The lip consultation page explains the assessment and its limits. This cost guide helps you evaluate the financial details once a suitable option, if any, has been discussed.
Compare the whole written quote
Ask for the proposed plan and costs in writing so you can read them afterwards. When comparing clinics, check that you are comparing the same scope of care, not just two headline numbers.
| Check | Ask the practitioner |
|---|---|
| Your concern | Does this plan address the lip feature I came to discuss? What would it leave unchanged? |
| Total fee | Is this the full amount for the agreed plan, or only one appointment or part of it? |
| Inclusions | Which appointments, aftercare and review are included? What is excluded? |
| Further care | What additional fees could reasonably arise, including further assessment or treatment? |
| Accountability | Who assesses me, who provides any care and who do I contact afterwards? |
| Time to decide | Can I take the information away, ask questions or choose not to proceed? |
A higher price does not establish suitability or guarantee an outcome. A lower price does not tell you what is included. Check registration, relevant experience, the risk discussion and follow up alongside the fee. Verify Corey Anderson RN and the clinic details.
Discuss your budget without committing
You can say what you are comfortable spending. Ask whether the proposed care, any later appointments and the practical time needed for recovery fit that budget. Do not assume a review includes additional treatment: at Core Aesthetics the review is free to attend, but further treatment has a separate cost.
Ask about risks, alternatives and no treatment as well as cost. A quote does not establish suitability, and you can take time or decide not to proceed. Use the four informed-consent questions if you are unsure what should be explained.
Arrange a cost discussion in Oakleigh
Your consultation is with Corey Anderson, Registered Nurse, Ahpra registration NMW0001047575, at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166, inside BeautyTHEQUE. You can book for a lip concern without selecting a procedure.
Enter directly from Atherton Road. There is one step into the store, street parking out the front and a car park across the road. Check signs and availability, and call before travelling if the step may affect access. Read the arrival guide or open Google Maps directions.
Call 0491 706 705 or email support@coreaesthetics.com.au with a booking question. Check live appointment availability rather than relying on fixed opening hours.
Before you decide
Can I get a personal quote by sending a photo?
A photo cannot replace assessment of your lips, movement, health history and previous care. Contact the clinic with a practical fee question, but an individual plan and its cost need enough assessment to explain suitability, risks and alternatives.
Does accepting a consultation mean accepting treatment?
No. You can attend to understand your options and costs, ask questions and leave without proceeding. Any discussion of same day treatment depends on assessment, consent and whether proceeding is clinically appropriate; a booking does not guarantee treatment.
Bring your cost questions to a consultation
Choose an appointment to discuss your lip concern and the costs of any suitable options. You can also call the clinic first if you only need clarification of its payment or cancellation policies.
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Page updated 25 September 2026. General information only, not a diagnosis or personal recommendation. Clinical responsibility: Corey Anderson RN.