SHEER Medical Aesthetics
78 Henley Beach Road, Mile End SA 5031
RN-led injectables, CO2 laser and ultrasound support
About
SHEER Medical Aesthetics is founded by registered nurse and cosmetic nurse Mandy Sheer. Its Mile End site publishes injectable consultations, Ultrana Medical CO2 laser, skin boosters, diagnostic-ultrasound support and electrolysis; hayfever treatment and rural venues are excluded.
Opening Hours
- Mon
- 10am–8pm
- Tue
- 10am–4pm
- Wed–Thu
- 9am–8pm
- Fri
- 10am–3pm
- Sat
- 9am–3pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Consultations
The clinic links to its online appointment system from the clinic-owned homepage.
Treatments & prices
No standalone treatment price is stored. The clinic publishes wallet and membership payments, including a $550 stated session value for a membership-only BYRYZN treatment, but those figures are not individual treatment prices.
Fillers
Lip Augmentation
Lip Filler
Facial Volumising
Filler Dissolving
Dermal Filler
Anti-wrinkle injections
Wrinkle Treatment
Anti-Sweating Treatment
Jawline Slimming
Skin boosters
BYRYZN Opuluxe Infusion
Skin Boosters
Hydra Skin Booster
Laser & IPL
CO2 Laser Skin Resurfacing
CO2 Fractional
More treatments
Electrolysis Hair Removal
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteDoes the Mile End clinic have diagnostic ultrasound?
The clinic states that two diagnostic ultrasound machines are available for treatment planning and complication support.
Which CO2 laser brand is named?
The clinic identifies its fractional ablative CO2 laser as an Ultrana Medical device.
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