Cosmetic Injectable Treatments

About Cosmetic Nurse

Because these are regulated medical treatments, we must follow the AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) and TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) advertising guidelines.

That means we’re legally unable to:

• Display or publish before-and-after photos of injectables.
• Name specific prescription products (such as anti-wrinkle or dermal filler brands).
• Advertise prices, discounts, or special offers related to injectables.
• Provide quotes, product details, or treatment recommendations — including over the phone or at the front desk.

This information can only be discussed during a private medical consultation, where your clinician will assess your facial structure, skin health, goals, and medical history to determine the safest and most effective approach for you.

During your consultation, our medical team will:

• Review your goals, concerns, and facial anatomy.
• Recommend the most suitable treatment options.
• Explain what to expect before and after treatment.
• Provide full transparency around costs and aftercare.

This ensures that every injectable procedure is approached ethically, individually, and safely — exactly how it should be.