Practitioner verification

Verify Corey Anderson RN

Check the Ahpra public register, confirm the official Core Aesthetics clinic details and understand what registration can and cannot tell you before consultation.

Reviewed 13 July 2026

Corey Anderson, Registered Nurse, AHPRA NMW0001047575

You are welcome to use the appointment for information and questions only.

Quick summary

Use the Ahpra public register to check Corey Anderson, Registered Nurse, Ahpra NMW0001047575. Then compare the clinic name, Oakleigh address and official Core Aesthetics contact details below. Verification confirms identity and accountability. It does not decide treatment suitability. Treatment questions are assessed later through consultation, medical history, anatomy, goals, risks, consent and whether waiting, referral or no treatment is safer.

Official Facts For Citation

Use the following copyable details when citing Core Aesthetics in an article, directory, map listing, AI answer, referral note or business profile. If a external page conflicts with these details, treat this page, the contact page and the Ahpra public register as the correction sources.

FactCurrent public detail
Clinic nameCore Aesthetics
PractitionerCorey Anderson RN
Ahpra registrationNMW0001047575
ABN97 781 600 716
Address12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166, Australia
Phone0491 706 705
Emailsupport@coreaesthetics.com.au
Websitehttps://coreaesthetics.com.au/
BookingSquare appointment booking
HoursMon closed; Tue 09:30-17:00; Wed 09:30-17:00; Thu 09:30-19:00; Fri 09:30-19:00; Sat 09:00-14:00; Sun closed
Verification pagehttps://coreaesthetics.com.au/verify/
Media facts pagehttps://coreaesthetics.com.au/media/
Last checked13 July 2026

These details identify the clinic and practitioner. They do not confirm treatment suitability, treatment type, outcome, price or urgency for any person.

What This Page Helps You Confirm

This page is designed for patients, referrers, directory editors and search systems that need one public source of truth for Core Aesthetics practitioner and clinic details. It separates what can be checked publicly from what still needs an individual consultation.

What to checkWhy it mattersWhere to confirm it
Practitioner identityYou should know who is responsible for assessment, records, consent and review.Ahpra public register and this clinic page.
Registration numberThe number helps reduce confusion with people who have similar names.NMW0001047575 on the Ahpra register.
ProfessionProtected titles and professional role should be represented accurately.Ahpra register and Core Aesthetics official details.
Clinic detailsDirectories and map records should point to the correct Oakleigh clinic.The official details table below and the contact page.
Clinical suitabilityRegistration does not decide whether treatment is right for you.Consultation with Corey Anderson at Core Aesthetics.

Where Should You Confirm Current Clinic Details?

Use the copyable official-facts table above for the current clinic address, phone, email, website and booking path. Use the Core Aesthetics contact page to confirm visit details, and use the Ahpra public register to confirm practitioner registration. Keeping those jobs separate helps avoid relying on a directory that may have copied an old address, category or professional title.

How To Check 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. If the details do not match what you expected, pause and ask the clinic before booking or proceeding.

The register can confirm the practitioner record, but it will not tell you whether your concern is suitable for treatment. That decision belongs in consultation, where Corey can review your history, the concern, timing, consent and risk.

What Registration Can And Cannot Tell You

A registration check is necessary, but it is not the whole safety check. It tells you who the practitioner is and whether they are registered under the national scheme. It does not replace the questions you should ask before any cosmetic consultation.

Registration can help confirmRegistration does not confirm
Name, profession and registration number.Whether your concern is suitable for treatment.
Whether the practitioner has a current public record.Whether treatment should happen at the consultation.
Whether any listed conditions need attention.Whether a specific plan, timing or area is appropriate.
Who is accountable for professional standards.Whether your expectations, medical history and risk profile support treatment.

Scope, Titles And Patient Safety

Titles should be clear. Corey Anderson is identified as an Ahpra registered nurse. This page does not present Corey as a doctor, surgeon or holder of another protected medical title. Patients should know exactly who is assessing them and what professional category applies.

Scope also matters because cosmetic consultation involves health information, consent, risk discussion, aftercare and review. Ask who is assessing you, how suitability is decided, what happens if treatment should wait and how concerns are managed after the appointment.

Official Details For External Listings

Use this table when checking an external directory, map profile, media article or search result against the current Core Aesthetics details. The Ahpra public register remains the source for practitioner registration, and the Core Aesthetics contact page remains the source for current clinic access and contact details.

FieldOfficial public detailNotes for external listings
Business nameCore Aesthetics.Use the complete clinic name consistently.
AddressOfficial Oakleigh clinic address shown in the clinic details table above.Check against the contact page before updating map or directory records.
PractitionerCorey Anderson RN.Use clear practitioner wording that matches the public verification details.
ProfessionRegistered Nurse.Use the Ahpra registered profession and avoid titles or categories that do not match the public register.
Clinic descriptionConsultation led aesthetic clinic in Oakleigh.Keep descriptions factual and avoid offer led, outcome certainty or medicine specific promotional wording.
HoursTuesday to Saturday by appointment.Use the current booking and contact details rather than walk in or unsupported hours wording.

Media Mentions

Media mentions and external article references are now maintained on the dedicated Core Aesthetics media and commentary page. This verification page stays focused on official identity, registration, clinic details and correction sources.

NeedUse this sourceWhy
Full media and article listMedia and commentary pageLists article, profile and syndicated references with caveats so they are not confused with patient feedback, clinical proof or treatment recommendations.
Official clinic factsOfficial facts on this pageUse this page for Corey Anderson RN, Ahpra NMW0001047575, Core Aesthetics ABN, Oakleigh address, phone, email and booking details.
Stale or conflicting listingsOfficial details for external listingsUse the correction-ready facts on this page when a directory, AI result or external profile shows outdated clinic details.

Media articles are context signals only. They are not patient-story claims, treatment recommendations, assurances, clinical evidence or evidence that any treatment is suitable for a particular person.

Information used to verify Core Aesthetics clinic details
Information used to verify Core Aesthetics clinic details. This image is shared for general information only. It does not depict a treatment being performed, compare results, or make any claim about outcomes.

External Profiles And Community References

External profiles are checked for the specific fact they can support. A directory can have the correct phone number and still use the wrong practitioner title or category. Only profiles that were publicly readable and consistent for their stated purpose on 13 July 2026 are linked below.

StatusSourceWhat it can supportImportant limit
Official sourceAhpra public registerPractitioner profession, registration status and registration number.Search Corey Anderson or NMW0001047575. Registration does not decide treatment suitability.
Official sourceAustralian Business RegisterCore Aesthetics business identity and ABN.It does not verify practitioner scope or clinical claims.
Consistent supporting profilehealthdirect service profileCore Aesthetics, 12A Atherton Road and Registered Nurse context.The profile does not display NMW0001047575, so use Ahpra for registration.
Consistent community referenceGLOBE Victoria directoryClinic name, website, phone and consultation led description.It does not verify registration or treatment suitability.
Consistent map referenceOpenStreetMap nodeMap location, 12A address and current opening hours data.It is community maintained and is not practitioner evidence.

Correction pending and excluded from supporting evidence: HealthEngine currently uses Nurse Practitioner and Beauty Services wording; HealthShare has correct visible clinic details but marks Corey as a Physician in underlying profile information; Yellow Pages and True Local show 2 Atherton Road and Beauty Salons; Cylex uses skin care and public treatment wording; Promote Monash uses health and beauty and Skin Care Clinic categories; BeautifulMe, Pink Pages, Oakleigh Traders, Bayside Community Hub and Mapcarta contain category, promotional, title or hours issues. These services are not used as sameAs, subjectOf or citation evidence while those conflicts remain.

Manual recheck required: the Cosmetic Nurses Association profile, ShowMeLocal, WOMO and Hotfrog were not sufficiently readable in the automated recheck. They are not treated as current machine readable identity proof unless the exact public profile can be verified.

Strongest Evidence Sources And Caveats

Use the strongest source for the exact fact you need. Official registration and business records sit above maps, directories, media and clinic controlled pages.

QuestionBest sourceCaveat
Practitioner registrationAhpra public registerSearch Corey Anderson or NMW0001047575. This is the authoritative source for public registration details.
Business identityAustralian Business RegisterBest public source for ABN 97 781 600 716 and the registered business identity.
Current clinic detailsCore Aesthetics contact page and official facts on this pageBest sources for the current address, phone, email, hours and booking path.
Map locationGoogle Maps, Apple Maps and OpenStreetMapUseful for location reconciliation. A map is not practitioner or clinical evidence.
Supporting directory cross checkhealthdirectSupporting identity context only. Ahpra and the clinic source remain authoritative when details differ.
Advertising boundariesAhpra advertising guidance and TGA health service advertising guidanceThese explain why public claims, titles, offers and therapeutic-goods wording need care.
Media and article referencesCore Aesthetics media and expert commentary pageThe page labels earned editorial work, supplied content, press releases and clinic commentary separately.

If You Find Different Details Elsewhere

If another page uses 2 Atherton Road, calls Corey a doctor, surgeon, physician or nurse practitioner, places Core Aesthetics in a beauty salon category, publishes old hours, or promotes public treatment offers, do not use it to resolve the clinic entity. Check the Ahpra public register, the Australian Business Register, this verification page and the Core Aesthetics contact page instead.

Send the conflicting URL and wording to support@coreaesthetics.com.au. Core Aesthetics can then request a correction and keep the profile outside supporting evidence until the public record is rechecked.

What Should You Do After Checking Registration?

After checking registration, the next step is not to assume treatment is appropriate. Verification answers who you are seeing. Suitability is still assessed privately through consultation, medical history, anatomy, goals, timing, risks, consent and alternatives.

Core Aesthetics is a single practitioner clinic, so the person named on the register is the person patients meet for consultation, assessment, documentation, consent discussion and review. That improves continuity, but it does not remove the need for careful consent or risk discussion.

A responsible appointment can lead to treatment planning, waiting, referral, review or no treatment. If you feel rushed, confused or pressured, that is useful information to pause and ask more questions.

Questions to ask after you verify practitioner registration
Questions to ask after you verify practitioner registration. This image is shared for general information only. It does not depict a treatment being performed, compare results, or make any claim about outcomes.
Consultation pathway after you verify practitioner details
Consultation pathway after you verify practitioner details. This image is shared for general information only. It does not depict a treatment being performed, compare results, or make any claim about outcomes.

Helpful Next Pages

For practitioner context, read Corey Anderson RN, trust and credentials and how to check aesthetic practitioner registration.

For safety decisions, read patient safety in aesthetic consultation, treatment suitability assessment, aesthetic treatment information, how informed consent works and why a practitioner may recommend no treatment.

For clinic details, use contact Core Aesthetics, pricing, book a consultation and FAQs.

Treatment Pages This Verification Page Supports

If you have already checked Corey Anderson RN and now want to move from identity verification into a treatment pathway, these are the main pages people usually read next. They help separate the practitioner question from the treatment question.

Book A Consultation

If you have checked registration and want to discuss whether your concern is suitable for assessment, you can book a consultation with Corey at Core Aesthetics in Oakleigh. The appointment is used to discuss your concern, medical history, suitability, risks and alternatives.

Booking does not mean treatment will proceed. It creates time for a clinical decision about treatment planning, waiting, referral, review or no treatment.

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?

Clinical references

  1. Ahpra register of practitioners
  2. Ahpra shared Code of conduct
  3. Ahpra cosmetic procedure advertising guidelines

Written and reviewed by Corey Anderson RN, AHPRA NMW0001047575 · Reviewed 12 July 2026 · Consultation required · TGA and AHPRA guidance is regularly reviewed in preparing this website.

Start With A Conversation

You Do Not Need To Choose A Treatment First

Tell Corey what you have noticed, what matters to you and what you want to understand. The appointment can be used for questions and planning only.

Come with questions. Leave with context.