Women’s aesthetic consultations in Melbourne

Use these guides to find information about the area you are asking about. You do not need to identify a treatment before booking.

• Forehead lines, frown lines or lines around the eyes.
• Lip shape, definition or unevenness.
• Changes in cheek volume or facial volume more broadly.
• Chin proportion or changes along the jawline.
• Skin texture, dryness or uneven appearance.
• A concern about previous cosmetic treatment.

Each guide explains the questions an assessment can address. A page or photograph cannot establish which option is suitable for you.

Choose the concern that matters most and explain what you want to keep unchanged. You do not have to address every feature you notice or agree to a multi-area plan. The practitioner can help separate the questions and explain which, if any, are appropriate to address.

Bring details of your skincare, medicines and previous treatment. Read what happens at the appointment for the assessment, risks and cost discussion.

Age alone does not determine whether you need cosmetic treatment or which option could suit you. An assessment considers the particular concern, your health and your preferences. There is no set list of treatments to start in your 30s, 40s or later.

If you have noticed a change, explain when it began and what else has changed, such as your skincare, medicines or health. This gives the practitioner more useful information than choosing an age-based package.

Mention pregnancy, breastfeeding, plans for pregnancy, new medicines and other medical care during the consultation, before any treatment decision. Do not assume a cosmetic option is suitable because you have had it before.

You can ask questions without committing to treatment. For symptoms or concerns about your wider health, speak with your GP or treating clinician; a cosmetic consultation does not replace that care.

Yes, you can discuss those dates at the consultation. Any recommendation needs to account for recovery, possible visible effects and follow-up, not just the day of treatment. Timing varies with the proposed option and the individual; a particular appearance by an event date cannot be promised.

See questions to ask when planning around an event.

The initial consultation is at no charge, without obligation, and generally takes about 30 minutes. You can attend for information only. If treatment is suitable, its itemised costs are discussed and agreed before proceeding. See consultation and treatment costs.

Describe the specific feature you are asking about and what would feel like too much change to you. The word subtle can mean different things to different people, so it helps to discuss expression, proportion and the features you value.

Your preference guides the conversation but cannot guarantee an outcome or remove risk. Read questions about how noticeable treatment may be, or raise a concern about previous treatment.

Core Aesthetics is at 12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166, near Eaton Mall. Consultations are with Corey Anderson RN. See the practitioner profile, verification information and directions, or book an appointment.