All treatments are determined following a face-to-face consultation with a registered medical practitioner. Specific prescription-only medicines, if clinically appropriate, are prescribed individually based on your medical assessment. Individual results may vary.
Why medical-grade matters
Medical aesthetic treatments should only be performed by qualified medical professionals who understand facial anatomy, patient safety, and evidence-based practice.
- AHPRA-registered medical practitioners
- Comprehensive medical assessment before treatment
- Evidence-based, individualised treatment plans
- Full understanding of facial anatomy and safety
- Access to prescription-only medicines when appropriate
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Medical practitioners
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Individual & Personalised
Treatment plans
TGA-COMPLIANT INFORMATION
What you need to know
Important information
In accordance with Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) advertising guidelines, we are unable to display or promote all the cosmetic treatments and services we provide on our website.
If you would like to learn more about the treatments available, please contact our clinic or book an initial consultation online. Our experienced team will discuss your concerns, answer your questions, and recommend a personalised treatment plan based on your individual needs.
Why we don't list prices
Australian advertising law prohibits cosmetic clinics from advertising their prices. This law change is designed to stop patients being influenced to have treatments based on cost, promotions or discounts.
Dr Fisser or RN Sam Baker will quote the costs involved during your consultation and this will always be individualised for your own needs. In other words, there isn't a standard price for any treatment — it depends on your skin type, anatomy, age, degree of wrinkles, volume loss and what degree of improvement you are wanting.
Cosmetic clinics in Australia are prohibited by law from advertising:
- the brand names of any medicines that may be used in a treatment
- the pricing of any medicines that may be used in a treatment
- explicit treatments, areas of concern or specific techniques that may be used
- before and after images that utilise medicines in the treatment
A thorough medical process
Facial aesthetic procedures are classified as medical treatment — they are not simple 'beauty' treatments. Some downtime can be expected after a non-surgical procedure and, very rarely, complications can occur.
This is why a thorough consultation, medical history review, facial assessment, clinical photos, examination and a consent process is mandatory for all new patients.
Meet our cosmetic doctor
Dr Paul Fisser
GP · General RegistrationDr Fisser leads our cosmetic medicine clinic, bringing medical expertise and an artistic eye to aesthetic treatments. He is committed to evidence-based practice, patient safety, and natural-looking results.
With ongoing professional development in cosmetic medicine, Dr Fisser stays current with the latest techniques and safety protocols in aesthetic practice.
Meet our cosmetic nurse
Samantha Baker
RN · Registered NurseSamantha Baker brings 19 years of advanced injecting experience, combining clinical expertise with a personalised approach to aesthetic medicine. A Registered Nurse and Certified Trainer, she is known for her natural-looking results, patient-focused care, and commitment to safety. With ongoing advanced education and international industry training, Samantha remains at the forefront of modern cosmetic medicine.
The consultation process
Every treatment begins with a comprehensive consultation to ensure safety and suitability.
Medical Assessment
Comprehensive face-to-face consultation with our GP
Treatment Planning
Discuss your goals and develop an individualized plan
Informed Consent
Understand the treatment, risks, and expected outcomes
Treatment & Follow-up
Proceed with treatment and schedule follow-up care
Frequently asked questions
Who performs the treatments?
All treatments are performed by a qualified cosmetic practitioner, registered with AHPRA
Is a consultation required?
Yes, a face-to-face medical consultation is mandatory before any treatment can proceed.
Are treatments safe?
Safety is our priority. All treatments follow medical best practice and AHPRA guidelines.
How much do treatments cost?
Pricing is discussed during your consultation and depends on your individualized treatment plan.
Are results guaranteed?
Individual results vary. We provide realistic expectations during your consultation.
What if I'm under 18?
Patients under 18 are not suitable for cosmetic aesthetic treatments at our clinic.