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Mr Amir Tadros

Ballarat Central · VIC

Treatments & prices

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Cosmetic injectables (2 treatments)

  • Anti-wrinkle injections

    Clinic states: Non-surgical treatment mentioned in the clinic's cosmetic surgery services description.

    No published price recorded

  • Dermal fillers

    Clinic states: Non-surgical treatment mentioned in the clinic's cosmetic surgery services description.

    No published price recorded

Skin treatments (1 treatment)

  • Chemical peels

    Clinic wording: Chemical Peel

    Clinic states: Acid is applied to the skin to damage the top layer, which then peels away over several days. Performed in the clinic without anaesthetic. The Obagi System uses 15-20% Tri-chloracetic Acid.

    • $1,750 to $2,200

      As published: Obagi Chemical Peel from $1750 – $2200 depending on the area treated

      drtadros.com.auExternal link, recorded

Laser treatments (1 treatment)

Cosmetic surgery (7 treatments)

  • Breast augmentation

    No published price recorded

  • Rhinoplasty

    No published price recorded

  • Liposuction

    Clinic states: Liposuction is used to treat areas of the body carrying unwanted excess fat, such as the hips, abdomen, buttocks, upper arms, breasts and neck.

  • Abdominoplasty

    Clinic states: An abdominoplasty (commonly known as a tummy tuck) is offered for people who have excess skin, fatty tissue and stretch marks on the abdomen.

  • Gynaecomastia surgery

    Clinic wording: Gynaecomastia

    Clinic states: Gynaecomastia surgery, also known as male breast reduction, is a procedure designed to reduce the size of enlarged male breasts.

  • Thigh lift

    Clinic states: A thigh lift (or thighplasty) is designed to remove excess skin and tighten the thigh region.

  • Arm lift

    Clinic wording: Brachioplasty

    Clinic states: An armlift (brachioplasty) is a procedure designed to remove excess skin and sometimes fat from the upper arms.

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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