Due to TGA and AHPRA guidelines we are not able to advertise treatments areas.
Due to TGA and AHPRA guidelines we are not able to advertise treatments areas.
Customised to your unique skin concerns, our LED light therapy treatment uses the industry-leading, Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods registered MediLUX device for 5 wavelengths of power-packed, medical grade light therapy.
MediLUX LED light therapy treatments are safe, comfortable, and suitable for all skin types. During your consultation, I will discuss a treatment plan tailored to your individual skin concerns in my comfortable and supportive space.
Red light targets the dermal layers, providing excellent results in collagen and elastin synthesis. Near-infrared light in LED light therapy treatment is able to penetrate even deeper into the dermis—reaching the subcutaneous layer of the skin and muscle to enable deep tissue repair and cellular regeneration.
MediLUX LED light therapy treatments are restorative by nature and will optimise results when paired with other skincare-based and technology-enhanced treatments.
Our IPL skin rejuvenation services strategically address a number of the most common skin concerns with just a handful of treatments.
Reduces sebaceous activity and acne vulgaris. Works to clear congestion and kills acne-causing bacteria.
Assists with skin tone correction and aids detoxification to reduce redness and irritation for a balanced, calm complexion.
Stimulates collagen production and assists wound repair to naturally heal and regenerate skin from within. Beneficial for rosacea and post-laser treatments.
Increases blood circulation and lymphatic flow to encourage cellular renewal and promote a youthful complexion.
Increases white blood cell production to regenerate, rejuvenate, tighten, and repair inflamed and ageing skin. Works to boost ATP for deep cellular regeneration and wound healing.
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Two of the main regulators (AHPRA and the TGA) have applied stricter rules around how cosmetic clinics advertise.
From March 7th 2024 it was clarified by the TGA that certain previously accepted methods of communicating with patients and marketing are now illegal.
Advertising prices of treatments is no longer allowed
Prices can of course still be discussed in person during your consultation, but they can’t be given over the phone, listed on a website or sent by email. Pricing must be quoted within the context of a consultation so that it is bespoke for your own needs.
Listing specific treatment areas is no longer allowed
New patients can now book in for a generic ‘New patient consultation’ and in person Courtney will explain what the best treatments are for your features. This helps avoid unrealistic expectations
If any of the content on our website comes across as contradictory or confusing, please give me a call to answer any questions you may have.
