Men’s aesthetics · Oakleigh
Men’s aesthetic consultations in Melbourne
Core Aesthetics offers consultations for men. The questions we hear most often are about facial lines, excessive sweating, lip shape, and changes to the chin and jawline. Visit the Oakleigh clinic for an individual assessment, or use the guides below to read about your concern first.
What would you like help with?
You can book for a concern without knowing which treatment to ask for. Choose the description closest to what you have noticed:
These guides explain what an assessment can cover. They do not mean that a particular treatment will suit you. If several concerns overlap, book a general consultation and describe them together.
What happens at your first visit
Start with what you notice in everyday life and what you want to keep unchanged. You do not need cosmetic terminology. Bring relevant medicines, health information and details of previous care.
Assessment: discuss the concern and your history, then examine the relevant area. Options: understand what may be suitable, its limits, risks, recovery and costs. Your decision: ask questions, take time or choose no cosmetic treatment.
Same day treatment may be discussed only when assessment, informed consent and the required clinical arrangements support it. Booking does not guarantee treatment. For a fuller walkthrough, read the first-appointment guide.
Your preferences, not a prescribed male look
Yes. Be specific about the feature you are asking about and what you want to keep. A consultation should consider your own features and preferences; being a man does not imply that you want a stronger jaw, fewer lines or any particular look.
No outcome can be guaranteed. Ask what could realistically change, what would remain and whether the risks are acceptable to you. Read questions about how noticeable treatment may be.
Plan around work, exercise and visible recovery
That depends on the treatment being considered, so there is no single recovery time for a men’s consultation. Before deciding, ask about visible effects such as swelling or bruising, aftercare and any temporary limits on work or exercise.
Mention important meetings, sport, travel or events at the appointment. Do not assume that an option described as subtle will have no visible recovery period.
Consultation fees and follow up
The initial consultation is at no charge, without obligation, and generally takes about 30 minutes. Treatment costs are separate and are itemised and agreed before proceeding. Read the cost, payment and cancellation information.
Reviews are offered two weeks after treatment and are free to attend. Additional treatment, if required, incurs a fee. Ask how to contact the clinic afterwards and when to seek medical care rather than waiting for a routine review.
If you have had treatment elsewhere
You can bring questions about previous treatment to the consultation. Bring dates and records if available, and explain what changed or remains unresolved. An assessment is needed before advice about further care; another treatment is not automatically the answer.
Start with concerns about previous cosmetic treatment. If you are unwell or have new or worsening symptoms, use the post-treatment concern guide and seek appropriate care rather than waiting for a routine appointment.
Book at the Oakleigh clinic
Consultations are with Corey Anderson, Registered Nurse, Ahpra registration NMW0001047575. Verify registration and clinic details or read the practitioner profile.
Core Aesthetics
12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166, within BeautyTHEQUE.
0491 706 705 · support@coreaesthetics.com.au
Open the clinic in Google Maps. Entry is directly from Atherton Road, with one step at the entrance. Check parking and arrival details and contact us if you need to discuss access.
Check appointment availability
Appointments are preferred but not mandatory. Online availability shows the times you can reserve. You can attend for information only.
Before you book
Which appointment should I choose if more than one concern applies?
Choose a general aesthetics consultation and mention the concerns you would like to discuss. You do not need to book a separate procedure for each feature or arrive with a treatment plan. The assessment can clarify which concerns belong together and whether another type of clinical advice is needed.
Can I attend just to ask questions?
Yes. The initial consultation is at no charge and you can use it for information only. You may ask about suitable options, their risks and costs, take time to think or decide not to proceed. A booking does not commit you to treatment.
Page updated 25 September 2026. General information only, not a diagnosis or personal recommendation.