One clinic in Oakleigh
Aesthetic consultations for South East Melbourne
Looking for an aesthetic consultation in Melbourne’s south east? Core Aesthetics is at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh. Explore the concern you want assessed, check the clinic and choose an appointment without needing to name a treatment first.
Where in South East Melbourne is the clinic?
All appointments take place inside BeautyTHEQUE at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166. This is the local consultation hub for Oakleigh East, Oakleigh South, Hughesdale, Huntingdale, Carnegie, Murrumbeena, Chadstone, Clayton, Clarinda and nearby suburbs. It also covers Bentleigh, Caulfield, the Waverley suburbs, Springvale, Dandenong and the wider south east.
Open the clinic in Google Maps. For the entrance, parking and the single step into the store, use arrival information.
What would you like assessed?
What Does Corey Assess?
Corey Anderson RN reviews the concern, medical history, medicines, skin or healing issues where relevant, expectations, alternatives, review needs, consent quality and whether the concern belongs in a cosmetic pathway at all. The endpoint can be treatment discussion, education, review later, timing or another clinically appropriate pathway.
That assessment process is the same whether you are travelling from nearby or from a broader Melbourne catchment.
Who will I see?
Consultations are with Corey Anderson, Registered Nurse, Ahpra registration NMW0001047575. Check practitioner and clinic details before choosing an appointment.
How do I arrange the first appointment?
Check appointment availability and choose a time that gives you room to ask questions. If you are unsure which appointment fits, call 0491 706 705. The general consultation guide explains timing, cost and what to expect; the pricing page explains payment and review arrangements.
If a language preference, a support person or mobility needs may affect the visit, mention this when contacting the clinic. A nearby address does not remove the need to check the entrance and access arrangements.
Do I need to plan for another visit?
Consider whether returning to Oakleigh would be practical as well as the first appointment. Read the review arrangements and raise work, caring or transport constraints during the consultation. Use current directions for your own starting address; this page does not promise a fixed travel time.
Corey’s South East Melbourne Travel And Review Notes
Name The Actual South East Starting Point
Corey Anderson RN: South East Melbourne isn’t one journey, so I start with the place you’ll actually be leaving from. Clayton and Murrumbeena sit on the rail corridor through Oakleigh. A Moorabbin trip begins from the Frankston corridor and may need a connection. Check the live route for your appointment. I want the plan to reflect current services, any mobility needs and whatever you’ve got on around the visit, without pretending distance says anything at all about suitability.
Plan A Possible Return Before The First Visit
Corey Anderson RN: If you’re travelling to Oakleigh from the south east, I ask whether a later review or follow up journey would also be workable. The first appointment can fit neatly while a return conflicts with work, caring duties or transport. Naming that early lets me discuss timing with the whole pathway in view. It doesn’t predict whether care will proceed. It stops access becoming an unspoken pressure once the clinical decision is already underway.
Travel Effort Does Not Establish Suitability
Corey Anderson RN: Clayton, Murrumbeena, Moorabbin or five minutes down the road, I apply the same assessment questions. Time spent travelling doesn’t resolve missing records, unsettled health circumstances, poor timing or uncertainty about consent. If any of those are present, I may suggest more information, a different date, or another appropriate pathway. The journey matters for practical planning. I don’t treat it as a reason to arrive at a particular clinical answer.