WELCOME TO OUR CLINIC
Skin and Medical Aesthetics Clinic in Oakleigh.
We specialise in enhancing your confidence through personalised, advanced aesthetic treatments. Led by our team of experienced registered nurses, our clinic combines medical expertise with a holistic approach to deliver safe, effective, and beautifully subtle results.
-
10 years Experience
Over 10 years experience with thousands of patients
-
Medical Experts
Medical experts in helping you achieve healthy skin
-
Skilled Team
an expert tream of cosmetic doctors and a national level cosmetic medicin trainer
MEET YOUR NURSE
Our mission is to enhance your everyday lives through advanced, personalised aesthetic treatments that prioritise your well-being. It’s more than just skin-deep beauty; it’s about building confidence, boosting self-esteem, and empowering my clients from within.
Guided by our E.S.A.N.A philosophy—Education, Science, Aesthetic, Natural, All-Inclusive—we strive to create an inclusive, welcoming environment where every client feels valued, informed, and cared for. Your journey to radiant, healthy skin begins here, and we’re honoured to be a part of it.
OUR SERVICES
Volume Concerns
View All Treatments
Ageing Concerns
View All Treatments
Skin Concerns
View All Treatments
Skincare
Shop All ProductsIn Association with
Nurse Mentoring Program at Facetology RN
Empower your career in aesthetic nursing with our comprehensive Nurse Mentoring Program, led by Marie, an experienced Registered Nurse with over a decade of experience. Our program offers hands-on training, personalised guidance, and real-world experience to help you excel in the dynamic field of cosmetic medicine. Join us to gain the skills, confidence, and knowledge needed to thrive in aesthetic nursing.
Aspect Dr
Our Clinics
OAKLEIGH
12A Atherton Road, Oakleigh, City of Monash VIC 3166
BEACONSFIELD
10/55 Old Princes Hwy, Beaconsfield, Melbourne, Victoria, 3807
IMPORTANT UPDATE ON OUR COMMUNICATION REGARDING COSMETIC INJECTABLES
To ensure clarity and consistency across the industry, the TGA has updated its guidelines, restricting the use of terms like ‘wrinkle injections’ or ‘dermal fillers’ in promotional content. These terms, including any acronyms, nicknames, abbreviations, or hashtags, are prohibited if they could lead a consumer to reasonably interpret the content as promoting a specific prescription-only medicine. Our communications will now align with these guidelines to ensure compliance and uphold the highest standards of responsible advertising.