SKIN CHECK CONSULTATIONS

Short consult where spot skin lesion check is needed a fee of 70 dollars charged with 39.75c dollars back from Medicare.

The detailed long consult of skin lesions involves, history taking, detailed examination of the skin lesions over the body. Photography of the skin lesions, and dermatoscopy of lesions wherever needed.

A fee of 135 dollars is charged with 76.95 dollars back from Medicare.

PRP is used to accelerate skin rejuvenation and regeneration. The therapy may assist with acne scarring, refining wrinkles, and improving skin texture and tone, while maintaining a natural appearance. 

PRP can also be used to promote hair growth when injected into the scalp. 

Visible results may take between 2-6 weeks and will vary between individuals.  

The variation depends on factors such as general health, age, diet, smoking, and skin type, medical conditions.  

Fee: A single tube of PRP incurs a fee of $375. This will vary depending on the treatment plan discussed at the time of consult. 

Book in your consultation today! 

Chemical peels- all chemical peels –Every time we step outside, we expose our skin to harmful ultraviolet rays, changes in climate, pollutants and other elements that cause damage to the skin. Peels can significantly improve the appearance of skin imperfections such as, fine lines and wrinkles, irregular texture, dull and sallow skin hyperpigmentation and acne. Exfoliation of the skin is key to maintaining healthy functioning skin.

The skin naturally reproduces cells and brings new cells to the surface, however as we age this process slows down resulting in an abnormal buildup of cells. A peel provides a deeper exfoliation of the outer most layer of the stratum corneum, which in turn stimulates both cellular turnover and the internal structure of the skin, to activate and energise fibroblasts and collagen synthesis. Exfoliation of the skin also allows for optimal penetration of subsequently applied active ingredients. skin naturally reproduces cells and brings new cells to the surface, however as we age this process slows down resulting in an abnormal ells. A peel provides a deeper exfoliation of the outer most layer of the stratum corneum, which in turn stimulates