AESTHETIC CONSULTATIONS
Professional, ethical assessment for balanced and natural aesthetic outcomes
The Difference You’re Looking For
​At Cosmetic Synergy, every treatment journey begins with a detailed Aesthetic Consultation.
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This appointment provides an opportunity to discuss your goals, assess facial balance, and develop a safe, evidence-based treatment plan that complements your natural features.
Purpose of an Aesthetic Consultation
A consultation allows for a detailed review of your skin, facial structure, and overall aesthetic goals before any treatment is undertaken. It ensures that all recommendations are tailored, appropriate, and clinically justified.
What to Expect During Your Consultation
- A thorough facial assessment, reviewing symmetry and balance
- Discuss your treatment goals, expectations and medical history
- Provide education about safe, evidence-based treatment options
- Outline potential risks, side effects and realistic outcomes
- Ensure informed consent and clinical suitability
No treatment is performed at the initial consultation without adequate assessment and discussion.
Facial Balance and Natural Harmony
Cosmetic Synergy's approach is founded on achieving subtle, balanced results that enhance, not alter, your individual features.
We focus on the principles of facial proportion, harmony, and natural movement, tailoring every plan to your unique anatomy.
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Safe and Ethical Practice
Patient safety is the foundation of every decision made at Cosmetic Synergy. All consultations and procedures are guided by AHPRA and TGA regulations to ensure the highest standard of care.
This includes:
- Evidence-based recommendations
- TGA-approved products and devices
- Full disclosure of potential risks and outcomes
- Collaborative care with medical practitioners oversight
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If you are considering aesthetic treatments or simply wish to understand your options, a professional consultation is the best place to begin.
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​​​Important Information:
"All consultations and treatments are performed in accordance with AHPRA and TGA regulations. Information provided is general and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Individual suitability, risks, and outcomes are assessed during consultation before any treatment is undertaken".