Personalised Cosmetic Medical Care

Cosmetic Medicine

HealthiClinic provides access to cosmetic medicine consultations and selected minimally invasive procedures. Treatment recommendations depend on assessment, suitability, informed consent and patient goals.

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What We Offer

Personalised Care for Your Aesthetic Goals

Our cosmetic medicine services combine medical assessment with selected non-surgical treatments for aesthetic concerns. Each treatment plan is developed around individual goals, suitability and informed consent, with the potential benefits, risks and alternatives discussed as part of the consultation.

Cosmetic Injectables

Cosmetic injectables are medical treatments delivered by injection for selected aesthetic concerns. Suitability, risks and expected outcomes should be discussed during consultation.

Facial Rejuvenation

Facial rejuvenation refers to treatments intended to address selected aesthetic concerns and may include non-surgical approaches. Treatment plans are individualised.

Skin Rejuvenation

Skin rejuvenation includes selected treatments intended to address aspects of skin appearance or texture. The appropriate option depends on the individual's skin and clinical assessment.

Anti-Ageing Treatments

Anti-ageing treatments may be used to address selected aesthetic concerns associated with changes in skin and facial appearance. Results vary between individuals.

Medical Aesthetics

Medical aesthetics combines medical assessment with selected cosmetic treatments. Treatment recommendations should be based on individual suitability and informed consent.

Non-Surgical Facial Procedures

Non-surgical facial procedures are treatments that do not involve conventional surgery. The risks, benefits, alternatives and expected outcomes should be discussed before treatment.

Finding the Right Service

If you are unsure which HealthiClinic service is appropriate, contact the practice to discuss your healthcare needs and appointment options.

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How the Service Works​

Your healthcare professional will discuss your concerns, review relevant medical history and perform an appropriate assessment. Where clinically appropriate, they may recommend further investigation, treatment, monitoring or referral. The service provided depends on individual clinical circumstances, practitioner scope and availability.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS​

What is cosmetic medicine?

Cosmetic medicine uses medical assessment and selected non-surgical procedures to address aesthetic concerns. At HealthiClinic in Greenwich, Sydney, recommendations are made only after considering the patient’s goals, medical history, suitability, potential benefits, risks and alternatives. The most appropriate option varies between individuals.

A consultation generally includes a discussion of the concern, relevant medical history, previous treatments, expectations and an appropriate clinical assessment. The practitioner can then explain suitable options, limitations, likely recovery considerations and material risks. A consultation does not mean a procedure must go ahead.

Suitability depends on the treatment being considered, the patient’s health, anatomy, expectations and other individual factors. A qualified practitioner must assess these matters before recommending treatment. Some people may be advised to delay treatment, choose an alternative or not proceed.
HealthiClinic provides consultations for selected cosmetic injectables, facial rejuvenation, skin rejuvenation, medical aesthetics and other non-surgical facial procedures. Availability can change and each service is subject to practitioner assessment, individual suitability and informed consent.

No. Results and duration vary according to the procedure, treatment area, product, dose, anatomy, health factors and individual response. The practitioner should discuss realistic expectations, possible side effects and the possibility that the outcome may differ from what a patient anticipated.

What are the risks of cosmetic medical treatments?

Every cosmetic medical treatment has potential risks and side effects. These differ by procedure and may include temporary discomfort, swelling or bruising, as well as less common complications. The treating practitioner should explain the material risks, alternatives and aftercare requirements before consent is given.

Bring a list of medicines and supplements, relevant medical information and details of previous cosmetic procedures. Avoid changing prescribed medicines unless the prescribing clinician advises it. Arrive prepared to discuss goals and questions, rather than assuming a particular procedure will be appropriate.

Downtime depends on the procedure, treatment area and individual response. Some people return to usual activities quickly, while others may experience temporary swelling, redness, bruising or tenderness. Your practitioner can provide procedure-specific guidance after assessing you.

Look for appropriate practitioner qualifications, a proper consultation process, clear discussion of risks and alternatives, realistic information and transparent aftercare arrangements. HealthiClinic provides cosmetic medicine consultations in Greenwich, on Sydney’s Lower North Shore, subject to practitioner availability.

Contact HealthiClinic to confirm current cosmetic medicine availability and arrange an appointment. The clinic is located at Suite 303, Level 3, 156 Pacific Highway, Greenwich NSW. Treatment recommendations can only be made after an individual consultation and assessment.

Start with the right healthcare service.

Contact HealthiClinic to discuss your needs, confirm service availability and arrange an appointment where appropriate.

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