What’s New

Find out the latest in the services we offer and trends within the Dermatology industry

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Bio-remodelling Injections

Bio-remodelling injections are an exciting new treatment that have now been approved for use in Australia, after becoming popular in Europe over the past 5 -6 years. They deliver a highly concentrated, revolutionary type of Hyaluronic Acid (HA), developed using patented NAHYCO® technology. They remodel the structure of our skin by stimulating the production of collagen, elastin and fat cells to counteract the effects of skin ageing. They can be used to boost skin hydration, improve skin texture and quality, and improve wrinkles and skin laxity. Bio-remodelling injections are not to be confused with dermal fillers, despite being made from the same product, hyaluronic acid (HA). Whilst they don't volumise the skin, they deliver a dual action that nourishes and remodels the skin. Injections are administered into the skin using an ultra-fine needle at 5 pre-determined injection points on each side of the face. For optimal results, an initial cycle of two treatment sessions one month apart is recommended. Results are usually see approximately one month after the second treatment and can last up to six months. Maintenance treatments are therefore recommended at 6 monthly intervals.

Eyelash Enhancement Kits

Longer luscious lashes can be yours! eyelash2 Long eyelashes have always been considered a sign of beauty with many of us using mascara, or eyelash extensions to temporarily enhance their appearance. But now there is a scientifically tested medical grade alternative In Australia which can be used for the treatment of sparse eyelashes, making them longer, thicker and darker. Find out more

Nanoparticles

Heard about this terminology but note sure what it means for your skin’s health?

nano2 Nanoparticles are tiny particles often found in many modern sunscreens and cosmetics. With some research suggesting that this could poses a risk to our health, find out what the evidence is. Find out more

The Vitamin D debate

The risks and benefits of sun exposure

vitd With our body needing Vitamin D to regulate calcium levels and maintain healthy muscles and bones, some recent studies have suggested sun exposure can prevent and treat a number of diseases. So is sun exposure safe? Find out more

What’s New

What’s New

Find out the latest in the services we offer and trends within the Dermatology industry

page-header2

Bio-remodelling Injections

Bio-remodelling injections are an exciting new treatment that have now been approved for use in Australia, after becoming popular in Europe over the past 5 -6 years. They deliver a highly concentrated, revolutionary type of Hyaluronic Acid (HA), developed using patented NAHYCO® technology. They remodel the structure of our skin by stimulating the production of collagen, elastin and fat cells to counteract the effects of skin ageing. They can be used to boost skin hydration, improve skin texture and quality, and improve wrinkles and skin laxity.

Bio-remodelling injections are not to be confused with dermal fillers, despite being made from the same product, hyaluronic acid (HA). Whilst they don't volumise the skin, they deliver a dual action that nourishes and remodels the skin.

Injections are administered into the skin using an ultra-fine needle at 5 pre-determined injection points on each side of the face. For optimal results, an initial cycle of two treatment sessions one month apart is recommended. Results are usually see approximately one month after the second treatment and can last up to six months. Maintenance treatments are therefore recommended at 6 monthly intervals.

Eyelash Enhancement Kits

Longer luscious lashes can be yours!

eyelash2

Long eyelashes have always been considered a sign of beauty with many of us using mascara, or eyelash extensions to temporarily enhance their appearance. But now there is a scientifically tested medical grade alternative In Australia which can be used for the treatment of sparse eyelashes, making them longer, thicker and darker.

Find out more

Nanoparticles

Heard about this terminology but note sure what it means for your skin’s health?

nano2

Nanoparticles are tiny particles often found in many modern sunscreens and cosmetics. With some research suggesting that this could poses a risk to our health, find out what the evidence is.

Find out more

The Vitamin D debate

The risks and benefits of sun exposure

vitd

With our body needing Vitamin D to regulate calcium levels and maintain healthy muscles and bones, some recent studies have suggested sun exposure can prevent and treat a number of diseases. So is sun exposure safe?

Find out more