About Face Medical Aesthetics
424 Church Street, Richmond VIC 3121
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About Face Medical Aesthetics is a clinic located in Richmond. Its website lists Laser Genesis and Carbon Laser treatments alongside IPL devices among the technology used, and states that iS Clinical skincare products are used and sold at the clinic. Afterpay is available for both online and in-store purchases. Appointments can be arranged through an online booking page or by calling the clinic directly.
Treatments Offered
Practitioners
Daniel Silpaps
Enrolled Nurse (Division 2), General Registration
Rebecca Habersberger
Registered Nurse (Division 2), General Registration
Amy Anderson
Dermal Specialist
Vicky Cook
Dermal Specialist
Price List
Excessive Sweating Treatment
Anti-wrinkle Injections
Jaw Slimming
Anti-wrinkle Injections
Dermal Fillers
Dermal Filler
Lip Filler
Lip Filler
Cheek Augmentation
Cheek Filler
Prices are taken from this clinic's own website and may change. Last checked March 2026. Always confirm before booking.
Recent Google reviews
Sourced from Google MapsIve been going to About Face for 4 years now for both botox and fillers. Dan is amazing at what he does. He is patient and honest. Sonia is lovely to deal with and always communicates quickly with appointment changes etc. Highly Recommend.
Jessica Henderson
Cannot speak more highly of this clinic and the service! I have seen incredible improvements in my skin long term from consistent treatments from Amy! She is so knowledgeable and professional! You are treated like family, Sonia always provides exceptional service, and care for their customers! Thank you all! ♥️
Alix Laidler
Mucho love to this entire team 🌞 Sonja, Victoria, Amy, and Daniel are joy! The whole team cares for you and thoughtfully helps with skin concerns. Thank you all esp for laser genesis 💗
Jenna Bell
Its not often I do reviews but this one so deserves my review and a 10 star! I have lost so much confidence in myself due to 50+ years of chronic migraine and now a rare brain disorder. My face looks so tired, swollen and I have a terrible frown mark that looks like a scar. I was so scared of having my first treatment and being in a place where beauty is seen every day. The front of house practise manager met me at the door and welcomed me in such a caring way, sat me down with a glass of sparkling water. When I went into the consult room with Daniel it took seconds for him to relate with me and we were laughing and joking the whole time. I was so at ease! The results of my first visit have me smiling when I look at myself again and I plan to keep going back. Its not just about what we look like, its mental health too. I could not be any happier.
Fiona Klijnsma
So great to finally have a pain free experience. Thank you Daniel & Sonja for making me comfortable & explaining my options & pricing.
Elise Beattie
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I book an appointment at About Face Medical Aesthetics?
You can book through the online booking page on their website or call the clinic directly at 0413 973 584.
Does the clinic offer Afterpay?
Yes, Afterpay is available for both online and in-store purchases.
What laser technology does the clinic use?
They use Laser Genesis and Carbon Laser treatments, along with IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) devices.
What skincare products does the clinic carry?
The clinic uses and sells iS Clinical skincare products.
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