Core Aesthetics identifies Corey Anderson as the Registered Nurse who leads consultation, with Ahpra registration NMW0001047575. Check that record on the Ahpra public register, then match the clinic name, ABN, Oakleigh address and official contact details on this page. These checks confirm identity and accountability. Your personal suitability is considered separately in consultation.
Two checks can give you confidence before you book
Start with the person, then check the place. Core Aesthetics identifies Corey Anderson as a Registered Nurse with Ahpra registration NMW0001047575. The clinic is Core Aesthetics at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh.
Use the independent Ahpra register for Corey’s current public practitioner record. Use the Australian Business Register and the official clinic details below for the business and contact check. If something does not match, pause and contact the clinic through the details on this page.
Match the practitioner record
Open the Ahpra public register yourself. Search for Corey Anderson or NMW0001047575, then compare four details:
- the practitioner’s full name;
- the registered profession;
- the registration number; and
- the current public status and any information Ahpra publishes with the record.
A clinic profile or social account can introduce a practitioner. It is not a substitute for the independent public register. For a generic step-by-step check that you can use for any practitioner, read how to check an aesthetic practitioner’s registration.
Which source answers which question?
Who is registered?
Use Ahpra for the current public practitioner record, profession and registration details.
Is the ABN active?
Use the Australian Business Register for ABN 97 781 600 716 and the registered Core Aesthetics business name.
Where are you visiting?
Use the official contact page for the current Oakleigh address and practical visit details.
Is an option right for you?
That answer needs an individual consultation. Registration and business records cannot decide suitability.
Match the official clinic details
The details below are the Core Aesthetics details to compare with a booking confirmation, map result, directory entry or message:
Email support@coreaesthetics.com.au, or use the official contact page to confirm current access and appointment details before travelling.
The Australian Business Register confirms the Core Aesthetics business name against ABN 97 781 600 716. Ahpra remains the separate source for practitioner registration.
If one detail does not match, pause
An old directory, copied biography or incorrect map record can look convincing. Do not send health information, make a payment or travel on the strength of a mismatched listing.
Open the official source outside the message or listing that concerned you, then contact Core Aesthetics directly. If you want to understand the broader checks around communication, consent and follow-up, visit what you can check before booking.
What verification confirms, and what it cannot decide
| Your question | What the check can establish | What still needs a conversation |
|---|---|---|
| Who will I meet? | The name, registered profession and public registration record. | Whether the practitioner and clinic feel right for you. |
| Is this the official clinic? | The business name, ABN, address and official contact path. | The practical details of your own appointment. |
| Who follows my care? | Core Aesthetics identifies Corey as the practitioner who leads consultation and clinic review. | How your history, concern and preferences shape the next step. |
| Is cosmetic care suitable? | Registration establishes professional accountability, not a personal recommendation. | Suitability, alternatives, material risks, consent, cost and whether waiting or another pathway is better. |
Meet the same practitioner you checked
Your first appointment is a private conversation with Corey. You can arrive with a question rather than a treatment choice, and take the time you need to decide what feels useful.
Corey listens, assesses the concern and explains the reasonable next step. If an option is suitable to discuss, the limits, material risks, costs and follow-up come before you decide. The visit can end with information, waiting, referral or no cosmetic care.
Meet Corey before your visitView the consultation pricing guide
Official sources for the check
Use the source that owns the fact. Ahpra provides the public practitioner register, and the Australian Business Register provides the public ABN record. TGA guidance supports keeping public health-service information focused on consultation rather than prohibited therapeutic-goods promotion.
- Ahpra register of practitioners
- Ahpra shared Code of conduct
- Ahpra cosmetic procedure advertising guidelines
Ahpra pages could not be read through this VPS review because the site returned an access error. Open the current public register directly before relying on a practitioner record. The Australian Business Register record was accessible and showed ABN 97 781 600 716 as active, with Core Aesthetics listed as a business name, when accessed on 3 August 2026.
Verified details, then a conversation
Once the identity checks feel clear, meet Corey to ask your questions and understand the next step without pressure to proceed.
Is this for you?
Consider booking a consultation if
- You want to check practitioner registration before booking or attending consultation.
- You want to understand what Ahpra registration means for patient accountability.
- You are an adult seeking consultation led aesthetic assessment.
- You want to know what questions registration does not answer.
This may not be for you if
- You need urgent medical care or emergency advice.
- You want a promised treatment decision without consultation.
- You want to rely on registration alone instead of suitability assessment.
- You are looking for product brand recommendations.
Suitability is confirmed at consultation. This list is general guidance, not a substitute for clinical assessment.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check Corey Anderson on the Ahpra register?
Open the Ahpra public register and search for Corey Anderson or registration number NMW0001047575. Check the name, profession, registration status and any listed conditions. Then compare those details with the official Core Aesthetics clinic information on this page.
What registration details should I check before booking?
Check the practitioner name, profession, registration number and current public status. If any detail does not match the clinic information, ask the clinic to explain before booking or proceeding. A cautious pause is appropriate when identity or role details are unclear.
Does Ahpra registration mean treatment is suitable for me?
No. Registration confirms a public practitioner record and professional accountability. It does not decide whether treatment is suitable for your anatomy, medical history, expectations, timing or risk profile. Suitability still requires consultation, consent discussion and clinical judgement.
Is Corey Anderson a doctor or surgeon?
No. Corey Anderson is identified as an Ahpra registered nurse. This page does not use a protected doctor or surgeon title. Patients should check the public register directly and ask questions if any title is unclear.
Why does practitioner verification matter?
Verification helps patients confirm who is responsible for assessment, consent, risk discussion, clinical records, aftercare and review. It is especially important in cosmetic consultation because advertising can make services look simple when the clinical decision still needs individual assessment.
What should I ask after checking registration?
Ask how suitability is assessed, what risks apply to your concern, what alternatives exist and what would make waiting safer. Also ask how records, clinical photographs, aftercare and review are handled. These questions help turn a registration check into a safer consultation.
Can I book after checking registration?
Yes, if you feel ready to discuss your concern. Booking a consultation does not mean treatment will proceed. The appointment gives Corey time to assess whether treatment planning, waiting, referral, review or no treatment is the responsible next step.
What should external directories say about Core Aesthetics?
External directories should describe Core Aesthetics as a consultation led aesthetic clinic in Oakleigh led by Corey Anderson RN, Registered Nurse, Ahpra NMW0001047575. Listings should use the official address, website and contact details from this page or the contact page.
What listing details should be corrected if a directory is wrong?
Incorrect records should remove the old 2 Atherton Road address, beauty salon categories, unclear practitioner titles, old hours, offer wording, public medicine terms, outcome certainty claims and procedure promotion language. The correction should point back to the official clinic details.
What should I do if I find different clinic details elsewhere?
Use this verification page, the Core Aesthetics contact page and the Ahpra public register as the current references. If an external listing, map profile, article or search result shows different details, check directly with the clinic before relying on it.
What if I am worried about a practitioner elsewhere?
Check the Ahpra public register, ask direct questions about assessment, consent and risk, and be cautious if you feel pressured. If you have urgent symptoms, severe pain, infection concerns, vision symptoms or another medical concern, seek appropriate medical care promptly.
Does checking registration replace informed consent?
No. Informed consent is separate. It should cover the reason for any plan, relevant risks, likely limits, alternatives, costs, aftercare, review and the option of doing nothing. Registration tells you who is accountable; consent explains the decision in front of you.