Welcome to Medical Aesthetics 360°

Thoughtful care, shaped around you.

At our Sydney clinics, experienced medical guidance meets warm, personal care. We take the time to understand your concerns and goals, so you can make an informed decision about options that may genuinely suit you.

Doctor-led consultations A plan tailored to you Two convenient Sydney clinics

Who we are

A Sydney cosmetic clinic where individual care comes first.

At MA360, your care begins with a conversation—not a device or a predetermined treatment. We listen to what matters to you, review your medical history and carefully assess your skin or treatment area. You receive clear guidance on the options that may be appropriate, those that may not be, and what each pathway involves.

From laser pigmentation treatment and acne scar care to skin tightening and eyelid procedures, our focus remains the same: careful assessment, clear information and individual treatment planning. A consultation helps clarify whether any option is suitable and what its intended purpose, evidence, risks, limits, recovery and alternatives may involve.

The MA360 difference

Clear information. Careful assessment. Individual planning.

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Doctor-led from the beginning

Your consultation begins with a careful assessment. This helps us discuss options around your needs, preferences and priorities. No procedure is recommended before individual suitability is assessed.

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More than one pathway

Experience across skin, laser, cosmetic medicine, tightening technologies and eyelid care means we can compare suitable pathways and explain the practical differences where appropriate.

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Planning that respects you

We consider anatomy, skin quality, medical history and your longer-term goals. Expected outcomes, uncertainty, material risks, recovery and alternatives are discussed before you decide whether to proceed.

Experienced medical guidance

Different areas of clinical focus, brought together around your care.

Our doctors bring complementary experience across facial rejuvenation, pigmentation, laser medicine, skin and hair health, and upper and lower eyelid care. This breadth allows your consultation to begin with the concern, rather than a particular device or procedure.

Meet our doctors
3 Experienced medical practitioners
2 Convenient Sydney clinic locations
360° Assessment-led treatment planning

Meet our doctors

Experienced guidance, with time to understand you.

Our doctors bring different areas of clinical focus to MA360. This allows each conversation to begin with your concern and gives you access to considered advice across cosmetic medicine, skin, laser, hair health and eyelid care.

Dr Suzanna Luo, Founder and Medical Director of Medical Aesthetics 360

Founder & Medical Director

Dr Suzanna Luo

MBBS, BSc(Med) UNSW  |  FRACGP  |  General Practitioner

Dr Suzanna Luo has more than 15 years of experience in cosmetic medicine. She has cared for people with varied facial anatomy, skin types and cultural backgrounds, and brings a calm, precise approach to assessment, facial balance, skin quality and individual treatment planning.

Alongside her clinical work, Dr Luo has trained doctors and nurses across Australia. Her professional education experience includes trainer and train-the-trainer roles, delivery of a national workshop, and speaking engagements for professional education programs. These roles have focused on anatomy, assessment, technique, safety and responsible long-term care.

Dr Luo is also a published co-author. In 2021, she contributed to a peer-reviewed Pan-Asian clinical consensus paper published in the Journal of Clinical and Aesthetic Dermatology.

Focus Facial balance, skin quality and non-surgical facial rejuvenation
Education Trainer of doctors and nurses; national workshops and professional speaking engagements
Research Co-author of a 2021 peer-reviewed Pan-Asian clinical consensus paper
Languages English, Cantonese and Mandarin
AHPRA registration MED0001187471 · Registered medical practitioner
Dr Chun-Yen Huang, medical practitioner at Medical Aesthetics 360

General Practice · Interest in cosmetic procedures, laser & eyelid care

Dr Chun-Yen Huang

MBBS, BSc(Med) UNSW  |  FRACGP  |  General Practitioner

Dr Chun-Yen Huang, also publicly known as Dr Yen Huang and Dr Chun Yen Huang, has more than two decades of medical experience and particular interests in pigmentation, laser medicine and upper and lower eyelid care. His consultations consider skin type, anatomy, recovery preferences and the outcome a patient hopes to achieve.

His experience spans laser platforms, energy-based rejuvenation, non-surgical cosmetic medicine and procedural care. Dr Huang has completed train-the-trainer education and further training in facial assessment and techniques. Archived Cynosure Australia material documents him as the featured doctor for a RevLite SI workshop in 2017 and as a special guest speaker at the 2018 Educate. Observe. Learn. Cynosure Summit Series.

A Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Dr Huang is also a member of the Korean College of Cosmetic Surgery & Medicine. His breadth of experience supports clear comparison of suitable pathways, including when a cautious or staged approach may be appropriate.

Focus Pigmentation, laser medicine, eyelid procedures and facial rejuvenation
Education Train-the-trainer education; featured doctor at a Cynosure RevLite SI workshop and 2018 summit guest speaker
Also known as Dr Yen Huang; Dr Chun Yen Huang
Membership Fellow, RACGP; Member, Korean College of Cosmetic Surgery & Medicine
Languages English, Mandarin and Taiwanese
AHPRA registration MED0001187421 · Registered medical practitioner
Dr Elena Luo, general practitioner focused on skin and hair health

General Practice · Interest in skin, hair & cosmetic care

Dr Elena Luo

BMed, University of Newcastle  |  FRACGP

Dr Elena Luo is a general practitioner with experience in cosmetic medicine and a compassionate, whole-person approach to skin and hair health. She takes time to understand lifestyle, medical background, current concerns and what feels realistic for each patient.

Her interests include preventative skin care, skin quality, hydration care and hair-loss support. Her measured style supports discussion of realistic goals, uncertainty and longer-term skin health without promising a particular cosmetic outcome.

Focus Skin and hair health, skin quality and preventative care
Language English
AHPRA registration MED0002225447 · Registered medical practitioner

Experience in practice

From the lecture theatre to the live demonstration.

Experience is more meaningful when you can see where it has been shared and applied. MA360's archive documents formal presentations, professional education, clinician workshops and live demonstrations by Dr Suzanna Luo and Dr Chun-Yen Huang.

Featured professional record · Taiwan 2019

A documented place at the Pan-Asian consensus table.

Dr Suzanna Luo's certificate records her as a panel member at the Pan Asian consensus meeting held in Taiwan on 9 May 2019. It is a record of participation in a regional professional discussion involving experienced practitioners from across Asia.

Panel memberProfessional role
TaiwanRegional meeting
9 May 2019Documented date

Dr Luo's contribution is also traceable in a 2021 peer-reviewed Pan-Asian clinical consensus paper indexed by PubMed and listing her MA360 affiliation.

Dr Suzanna Luo presenting to clinicians during a professional education session
Dr Luo presenting to clinicians during a structured professional education session—one part of the clinic's photographic record of her teaching and speaking experience.
Certificate naming Dr Suzanna Luo as a panel member of a 2019 Pan-Asian consensus meeting
The certificate names Dr Luo as a panel member and records the meeting location and date: Taiwan, 9 May 2019. It provides a direct visual record supporting the panel-member statement on this page.
Panel member
2019

The record in images

Teaching it. Demonstrating it. Discussing it.

From formal laser presentations to hands-on workshops, filmed live teaching and an evening dinner demonstration, these photographs show professional education in several real-world settings.

Clinical image notice: the photographs below document professional education and may show real clinical procedures, treatment instruments or needles. They are not patient-outcome images. Individual responses, results and recovery vary, and no outcome is guaranteed. Medical devices: ALWAYS FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE. Suitability requires assessment by a qualified health professional.

Dr Chun-Yen Huang presenting PicoSure laser wavelength and penetration principles to a professional audience
PicoSure laser education Dr Huang presenting on the world's first picosecond aesthetic laser Dr Huang explains the relationship between laser wavelength and tissue penetration during a professional PicoSure education session. Cynosure identifies PicoSure as the world's first picosecond aesthetic laser—the distinction describes the laser platform, while the photograph records Dr Huang's role as speaker. View the official PicoSure information ↗
Dr Chun-Yen Huang leading a live RevLite SI laser demonstration workshop for clinicians
RevLite SI laser · speaker & demonstration workshop Dr Huang combining formal teaching with live technique Dr Huang leads this RevLite SI nanosecond-laser workshop as both speaker and live demonstrator. The photograph records the teaching format: a device-based presentation followed by practical technique shown directly to the attending clinicians.
Dr Suzanna Luo lecturing to a professional audience about facial assessment and anatomy
Clinical educationDr Luo at the lecternAt the lectern, Dr Luo guides a professional audience through facial assessment and relevant anatomy. The projected clinical diagrams place the photograph clearly within a structured education setting rather than a patient-result presentation.
Dr Suzanna Luo teaching technique to clinicians during a crowded workshop
Clinician workshopFrom principles to practical techniqueSurrounded by participating clinicians, Dr Luo explains assessment and technique at close range. The workshop format allows the audience to observe the sequence of clinical decision-making as it is discussed.
Dr Suzanna Luo performing a live professional education demonstration under an examination light
Live professional educationLive clinical demonstrationDr Luo performs a technique beneath an examination light while clinicians watch directly. The setting documents real-time demonstration and professional discussion rather than a staged treatment-result image.
Dr Suzanna Luo performing a filmed live demonstration for clinicians during a dinner education event
Dinner education eventDemonstration on stageDuring an evening dinner education program, Dr Luo conducts a camera-supported demonstration on stage. Screens around the room allow the professional audience to follow both the presentation and the demonstrated technique in closer detail.
Dr Suzanna Luo explaining a live demonstration while a camera relays detail to a large screen
Camera-assisted teachingMaking technique visible to the roomA camera relays Dr Luo's live demonstration to a large screen, making hand position and the sequence of the technique visible throughout the room. This format supports detailed, step-by-step teaching for the assembled professional audience.
Dr Suzanna Luo conducting a live professional education workshop with clinicians observing
Professional workshopHands-on education before an observing audienceDr Luo demonstrates clinical technique while practitioners gather closely around the treatment chair. The photograph records an interactive workshop environment in which careful observation and professional discussion take place together.

Image context: these clinic-held photographs document participation in professional education, workshops and demonstrations. They do not show patient outcomes, confer specialist registration or represent independent endorsement. Professional activities are identified only to document the education setting.

Explore our care

Start with what you would like to discuss.

Choose the concern most relevant to you, then explore the available pathways. A consultation will help clarify which options, if any, may be suitable for your needs.

Professional standards

Good cosmetic care begins with an informed decision.

During your consultation, we discuss suitability, alternatives, expected outcomes, uncertainty, recovery, limitations and material risks in plain language. A consultation does not commit you to a procedure. For independent information, you can check practitioner registration with AHPRA or search published clinical literature through PubMed.

Professional memberships, training and speaking roles are listed for transparency. They do not represent clinical superiority, guaranteed outcomes, product endorsement or specialist registration, and they do not determine which care may be discussed. Recommendations are made only after an individual clinical assessment.

Important information about risks and recovery

All medical and cosmetic procedures carry risks and are not suitable for everyone. Individual responses, results and recovery times vary; no outcome is guaranteed. Information about higher-risk cosmetic procedures on this page is intended for adults and is not directed to people under 18. The examples below are not exhaustive.

  • Laser and energy-based procedures may involve discomfort, redness, swelling, burns, blistering, pigment change, infection, scarring or eye injury.
  • Higher-risk non-surgical cosmetic procedures may involve pain, bruising, swelling, bleeding, infection, asymmetry, nerve or tissue injury, vascular complications, scarring or further medical care.
  • Eyelid surgery may involve bleeding, infection, scarring, dry eye, altered sensation, asymmetry, injury affecting the eye or vision, anaesthetic complications or revision surgery.

A doctor will need to assess your medical history, anatomy, goals and other relevant factors before discussing suitability. Ask about alternatives, material risks, recovery, aftercare and what to do if a complication occurs before deciding whether to proceed.

Your next step

Your next step can simply be a conversation.

Tell our team what you would like to discuss. We will listen, answer your initial questions and help identify the appropriate appointment type at our Chatswood or Hurstville clinic.