Aesthetic Med Clinic
5(242 reviews)
6/5 Michigan Drive, Oxenford QLD 4210
English
Hydro Derm Facial from $99
About
Aesthetic Med Clinic describes itself as a paramedical skin clinic and lists dermal therapists and registered nurses on its team. Its own treatment pages name Viva for fractional radiofrequency, HIFU with RF for face and neck tightening, Quattro-Lux LED therapy and Mesoestetic MD peels.
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
Yes. The clinic links to a Timely appointment page for online bookings and also provides clinic and mobile phone numbers.
- Consultations
Yes. The clinic recommends a skin consultation at the first visit to discuss concerns and suitable treatment options.
Treatments & prices
Dermal FillerRF MicroneedlingLED TherapyHIFUChemical PeelMicrodermabrasionCO2 FractionalAnti-wrinkle Injections
Published prices include Hydro Derm Facial treatments from $99 to $179, microdermabrasion with LED at $140, microdermabrasion with vitamin infusion at $180, and selected 60-minute medi facials from $160 to $175. Injectable and other advanced treatment prices are not published on the clinic's own pages reviewed.
Facials & peels
Facial Muscle-Rejuvenation
$170
Collagen Rejuvenation Facial
$160
Anti-Ageing Detox Facial
$170
Hydro Derm Facial
$99 – $179
Microdermabrasion + LED Light Therapy
LED Therapy
$140
Microdermabrasion + Vitamin Infusion
$180
Rescue Organic Facial
$170
Age-Defying Antioxidant Facial
$175
Quattro-Lux LED Light Therapy
LED Therapy
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Mesoestetic MD Peel
Chemical Peel
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DMK Paramedical Treatments
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Cosmelan and Dermamelan
Chemical Peel
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Fillers
Dermal Fillers
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Microneedling
Micro-Needling
RF Microneedling
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Fractional RF Microneedling
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Electroporation Skin Needling
RF Microneedling
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Skin tightening
HIFU + RF Face and Neck Tightening
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Laser & IPL
Fractional Mesotherapy
CO2 Fractional
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Anti-wrinkle injections
Anti-Wrinkle Injections
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More treatments
Photodynamic Therapy
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Spider Vein Removal
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Stitch-Free Cosmetic Mole Removal
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Non-Surgical Blepharoplasty
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Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteWhich device is named for fractional RF treatment?
The clinic identifies Viva as one of the devices used for fractional radiofrequency treatment.
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