FRANK Aesthetics
16B/3 Cottonwood Place, Oxenford QLD 4210
Consultation before every treatment; facials $99
About
FRANK Aesthetics describes a team of registered nurses delivering aesthetic care and publishes their AHPRA registration numbers, alongside cosmetic injector Dr Cam Johnston. The clinic says every treatment begins with a consultation and that medical screening is mandatory before treatment.
Opening Hours
- Mon
- 9am–7pm
- Tue
- 9am–5pm
- Thu
- 9am–7pm
- Fri
- 9am–5pm
- Sat
- 8:30am–3pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
Appointments can be booked through the online service menu linked from the clinic's website, or by calling the Oxenford clinic on 07 5644 9800.
- Consultations
Yes. The clinic says every treatment starts with a consultation and that medical screening is mandatory before treatment.
Treatments & prices
The clinic's homepage advertises facials at $99. Prices for its other clinic-owned service categories are not published on the clinic's website and are therefore left null.
Facials & peels
Facial
Anti-wrinkle injections
Target Wrinkles
Fillers
Lip Treatments
Lip Filler
Volume Enhancement
Skin boosters
Skin Booster
Hydra Skin Booster
More treatments
Fat Dissolve
Male Enhancement
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