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99Medispa

Sydney · NSW

Treatments & prices

Treatments listed on the clinic's website, with prices where recorded.

Cosmetic injectables (2 treatments)

  • Skin boosters

    Clinic states: Injectable boosters work at the dermal level to improve skin hydration, quality, and texture. Due to TGA advertising guidelines, details cannot be specified online.

    No published price recorded

  • No published price recorded

Skin treatments (4 treatments)

  • Skin needling

    Clinic wording: Microneedling

    Clinic states: Microneedling creates thousands of micro-punctures that trigger collagen induction in the upper dermis.

    No published price recorded

  • Chemical peels

    Clinic states: Chemical peels dissolve the bonds between dead skin cells, accelerating turnover and revealing smoother skin beneath.

    No published price recorded

  • HIFU skin tightening

    Clinic wording: Ultherapy

    Clinic states: Ultrasound Lifting. Micro-focused ultrasound targets defined tissue depths beneath the skin for non-surgical lifting and tightening.

    No published price recorded

  • RF skin tightening

    Clinic wording: Thermage FLX

    Clinic states: Radiofrequency Contouring. Monopolar radiofrequency delivers controlled volumetric heating to support collagen remodelling and contouring.

    No published price recorded

Laser treatments (2 treatments)

  • Laser skin resurfacing

    Clinic wording: Laser Resurfacing

    Clinic states: Ablative, non-ablative and fractional approaches for selected texture and scar concerns.

    No published price recorded

  • Pico laser

    Clinic wording: Picosure

    Clinic states: Pigmentation & Renewal. Picosecond laser energy targets pigment and can support treatment planning for uneven tone and selected textural concerns.

    No published price recorded

Tattoo and pigment removal (1 treatment)

  • Tattoo removal

    Clinic states: Picosecond laser (755nm/532nm/1064nm) for tattoo removal.

    No published price recorded

Body treatments (3 treatments)

  • Non-surgical body contouring

    Clinic wording: SculpSure

    Clinic states: SculpSure uses a 1060nm diode laser to heat and disrupt fat cells through hyperthermic injury.

    No published price recorded

  • Fat freezing

    Clinic wording: CoolSculpting

    Clinic states: Fat Reduction. Controlled cooling targets localised fat cells in selected body areas without surgery.

    No published price recorded

  • Electromagnetic muscle toning

    Clinic wording: EMSCULPT

    Clinic states: Body Sculpting. High-intensity electromagnetic energy produces repeated muscle contractions for non-invasive body contouring.

    No published price recorded

Cosmetic surgery (1 treatment)

  • Liposuction

    Clinic states: Liposuction physically removes fat cells through a cannula inserted beneath the skin.

    No published price recorded

What regulators require for the listed higher-risk proceduresShow

What the National Boards require for this procedure

  • Ahpra and the National Boards classify this as a higher risk non-surgical cosmetic procedure. These procedures usually must be performed by, or involve, a registered health practitioner.
  • For people under 18, the National Boards require a cooling-off period of at least seven days between informed consent and the procedure. The Boards consider that botulinum toxin and dermal fillers should not be prescribed for cosmetic purposes to people under 18.
  • Prescription-only cosmetic injectables require an in-person or video consultation with an authorised prescriber each time they are prescribed. Prescribing by text, email or online form is not acceptable practice.
  • Cosmetic.com.au does not publish product names or prices for prescription-only injectables. Therapeutic goods law prohibits advertising prescription medicines to the public.
  • Check a practitioner's registration, profession and any conditions on the Ahpra register of practitioners.

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What the Medical Board of Australia requires for cosmetic surgery

  • Since 1 July 2023, a patient must have a referral from a general practitioner or other independent medical practitioner before cosmetic surgery.
  • At least two pre-operative consultations are required, and at least one must be in person with the doctor who will perform the surgery.
  • A cooling-off period of at least seven days applies after informed consent before the surgery can be booked or a deposit paid. For patients under 18 the cooling-off period is at least three months.
  • Only medical practitioners with specialist registration in surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology or ophthalmology may use the title 'surgeon'. Cosmetic.com.au shows this title only when it has checked the practitioner's registration on the Ahpra register.
  • Check a practitioner's registration, specialty and any conditions on the Ahpra register of practitioners.

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