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Doctor consultations · Chatswood & Hurstville

What would you like help with?

You don’t need to know which treatment you need. Start with what you’ve noticed, explore your options, and speak with a doctor about a plan that suits your concerns and goals.

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Pigmentation & rednessDark spots, melasma, redness

What do you notice?

Choose the closest description. You do not need to identify the type of pigmentation yourself.

Not sure whether it is melasma or sun spots? Request an assessment →

Explore sun spots & freckles → Explore how sun spots and freckles differ from other pigmentation. Explore melasma → A separate guide to patchy facial pigmentation and assessment. Explore underarm pigmentation → Dark patches or uneven colour under the arms. Explore redness & flushing → Persistent redness or episodes of facial flushing.
Acne & skin textureBreakouts, scars, pores

What do you notice?

Ongoing breakouts and the scars left afterwards are different starting points.

Explore active acne & breakouts → Ongoing pimples and breakouts: start with advice about active acne. Explore acne scars → Pits or uneven texture left after breakouts have settled. Explore pores & uneven texture → Visible pores, roughness or uneven skin texture. Explore raised & keloid scars → Raised or thickened scars, including keloids. Explore dryness & dullness → Information about skin hydration and skin quality.
Skin tightening & liftingFace, neck & body firmness

What do you notice?

Choose the area where you notice loose skin or changes in firmness. Assessment can clarify whether tightening, lifting or another approach is appropriate.

Explore loose skin & firmness → Changes in firmness around the face, jawline or neck. Explore body skin laxity → Loose skin on the body, arms or abdomen.
Lines & wrinklesFacial lines, folds, neck bands

What do you notice?

Start with the lines or folds you would like to discuss.

Explore lines & wrinkles → Forehead lines, frown lines or other facial wrinkles. Explore smile & marionette lines → Folds beside the nose or lines near the mouth. Explore neck bands → Visible vertical bands or cords in the neck.
Eyes & eyelidsTired eyes, lids, xanthelasma

What do you notice?

Tired-looking eyes can involve shadows, hollows, puffiness or heavy lids. Choose what you notice, or ask for an assessment.

Not sure which eye concern fits? Request an assessment →

Explore dark under-eye circles → Dark colour or shadows beneath the eyes. Explore under-eye hollows & tired-looking eyes → A broader guide to under-eye changes and assessment. Explore eye bags → Puffiness or bags beneath the eyes. Explore heavy or hooded eyelids → Heavy upper lids or skin folding over the eyelid crease. Explore double eyelid concerns → Questions about the upper-eyelid crease. Explore xanthelasma (yellow eyelid deposits) → Information about xanthelasma around the eyelids. Explore syringoma → Small bumps around the eyes: assessment comes first.
Face, nose & lipsNose & lip enhancement, contour

What do you notice?

Explore the feature or change you would like to discuss.

Explore nose enhancement → Explore non-surgical nose profile assessment and its limitations. Explore lip enhancement → Explore lip shape, proportions and volume concerns. Explore face shape & width → Questions about lower-face width and proportions. Explore jawline definition → Changes in definition along the lower face. Explore fullness under the chin → Fullness beneath the chin or a double-chin appearance. Explore cheek contour & volume → Flatness, hollowing or changes in the mid-face. Explore temple hollowing → Hollowing at the sides of the forehead. Explore forehead contour → Questions about forehead shape and proportions. Explore chin balance → Questions about chin shape and facial balance. Explore gummy smile → The amount of gum visible when you smile. Explore concerns after previous volume treatment → A correction guide covering unwanted volume, lumps or unevenness.
Body & hairBody skin, hair, sweating

What do you notice?

Choose a starting point for your questions about the body or hair.

Explore hair thinning & loss → Hair thinning, shedding or changes in scalp coverage. Explore unwanted hair → Information about laser hair removal. Explore localised body fat → Questions about localised body fullness and contour. Explore excessive sweating → Sweating that affects comfort or daily activities. Explore hands & skin changes → Changes in hand skin, texture or volume. Explore calf shape → Questions about calf shape and proportions. Explore muscle definition → Information about muscle-toning treatment assessment. Explore buttock contour → Questions about buttock contour and proportions. Explore intimate-area concerns → A treatment information page; discuss symptoms with your doctor. Explore pelvic-floor concerns → A guide to Emsella assessment for weakness or urinary leakage. Explore unwanted tattoos → Information about laser tattoo removal.
Moles & skin growthsMoles, tags, syringoma

What do you notice?

Assessment comes before choosing a removal method.

A new or changing mole?

Arrange prompt medical assessment with your GP or a skin-check clinician for a new or changing mole, or a spot that bleeds or does not heal. Do this before considering cosmetic removal.

Read about skin changes and medical assessment →
Explore syringoma → Small bumps around the eyes: assessment comes first. Explore moles → Understand assessment before considering cosmetic removal. Explore skin tags → Small skin growths or tags that catch or rub. Explore cherry angiomas → Information about small red vascular growths.

Not sure what fits? Let’s talk it through.

Tell us what you notice. A consultation can help you understand the concern and discuss a personal next step.

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Active breakouts: where to start

Ongoing acne needs a different starting point from acne scars. If breakouts persist, are painful or are leaving scars, speak with your GP about assessment and treatment options.

Read healthdirect’s acne information →

Ask the clinic about assessment →

Why begin with a consultation

Understand your concern. Explore your options.

Make time to talk through what you have noticed, ask the questions that matter to you, and discuss an appropriate next step with a doctor.

  1. A personal assessment

    Discuss your skin, features, medical history and goals. Your concern and the possible causes guide the conversation.

  2. Options explained clearly

    Understand suitable options, their potential benefits and limitations, and what recovery or aftercare may involve.

  3. A practical next step

    Ask about risks and alternatives, set your priorities, and discuss a plan before deciding how you would like to proceed.

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A few common questions

What if I’m unsure, or have more than one concern?

Start with the change that matters most to you, or request an assessment. You do not need to choose a treatment first. A consultation can help clarify your priorities.

What happens after I send an enquiry?

Our team will contact you to discuss your concern and preferred clinic, and help arrange an appropriate appointment. You do not need to choose a treatment before enquiring.

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When is a medical skin check appropriate?

Arrange prompt medical assessment for a new or changing mole, or a spot that bleeds or does not heal, before considering cosmetic removal. A cosmetic consultation does not replace skin cancer screening.

Read healthdirect’s skin cancer information →

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Your next step

A conversation. A considered plan.

Tell us what you would like help with. Request a consultation at Chatswood or Hurstville to discuss your concern and explore the options that may suit you.

You can start with a question. You do not need to arrive with a treatment in mind.

Request a consultation →Call 1300 338 307

Send an enquiry and our team will help arrange the appropriate appointment.

Chatswood ↗Suite 203, 38B Albert Avenue
Chatswood NSW 2067Clinic details & directions →Hurstville ↗41–43 Dora Street, Hurstville NSW 2220
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This page provides general information and does not replace individual medical assessment or diagnosis. Treatment suitability, risks, recovery and results vary.