Core Aesthetics · Oakleigh
Check the people and responsibilities behind your care
A credible clinic should let you verify the practitioner, understand who is responsible at each stage and know how to obtain help afterwards. At Core Aesthetics, consultations are with Corey Anderson RN, Ahpra registration NMW0001047575. Registration is one check, not a guarantee of suitability or results.
How do I verify the practitioner?
Search the Ahpra public register for Corey Anderson and match the profession, Registered Nurse, and number NMW0001047575. Read the whole current entry, including any conditions or undertakings displayed. If something does not match the details you have, ask before proceeding.
Our verification page brings the clinic’s official contact and profile links together. This page explains how to use those details when deciding about care.
Who is responsible for each step?
| Stage | What should be clear |
|---|---|
| Assessment | Who assesses your concern, their professional role and whether another clinician needs to be involved. |
| Any separate prescribing role | The name and role of the responsible authorised practitioner, where applicable. Registered Nurse does not itself mean independent prescriber. |
| Procedure | Who would perform it, their relevant training and experience, and the limits of the proposed care. |
| Aftercare | Who you contact, when urgent help is needed and what happens if the responsible practitioner is unavailable. |
The Ahpra practitioner guidelines describe assessment, consent and aftercare responsibilities. Ask for an explanation of the arrangements that apply to you, not just a general assurance that someone oversees them.
What does registration not tell me?
Registration does not establish that a particular procedure suits you, show every course a practitioner has completed or predict a result. Ask about experience relevant to the actual area and procedure being proposed. A social following, attractive clinic or before-and-after image cannot answer those questions.
What should I have before deciding?
You should understand why an option is recommended, what it would leave unchanged, its relevant risks, alternatives and full cost. Ask for time to consider anything that is unclear. You may choose no cosmetic treatment.
Use the four questions before agreeing for the consent discussion, or check consultation, payment and review costs.
What support should I confirm?
Confirm written instructions, a contact route for concerns and the planned review. At Core Aesthetics, reviews are usually offered two weeks after treatment and are free to attend; additional treatment carries a fee. That review is not a reason to wait if you develop a concerning symptom.
What if an answer is unclear?
Ask the clinic to explain it in plain language or provide the relevant written information. Pause if roles remain unclear, questions are brushed aside or you feel pressured to agree. You can seek another opinion. For our clinic details, contact Core Aesthetics; for the practitioner profile, meet Corey Anderson RN.
Questions you may still have
Does Ahpra registration certify every cosmetic procedure?
No. Check the registration entry and ask about the practitioner’s relevant training, experience and scope for the procedure being considered.
Can different practitioners have different responsibilities?
Yes. Assessment, a separate prescribing role, a procedure and aftercare may involve different responsibilities. Ask for the names and contact arrangements that apply to your care.
Can I ask these questions before booking?
Yes. Contact the clinic for practical information about practitioner identity and appointment arrangements. Personal suitability still requires assessment.
Discuss your concern in Oakleigh
Core Aesthetics, 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166, within BeautyTHEQUE. Initial consultations are free and usually take 30 minutes. Check live appointment availability or call 0491 706 705.