Beauty By Doctor

Hair thinning can occur for a range of reasons, including hereditary hair loss, hormonal changes, stress, illness, nutritional factors, medications and ageing. A thorough consultation is important to help determine the most appropriate management approach.

These images show one patient’s treatment journey following a series of scalp microneedling treatments. The treatment protocol consisted of six scalp microneedling sessions performed one week apart at a depth of 1.2 mm. CALECIM® Advanced Hair System was applied following each treatment, with every session followed by LED light therapy.

The follow-up photographs were taken four weeks after the final treatment session.

Depending on the individual’s circumstances and treatment goals, maintenance treatments are commonly recommended every two to three months following the initial treatment series.

Single patient result. Individual outcomes vary and not all patients will experience the same response.

Suitability for treatment is determined during consultation. All medical and cosmetic procedures carry risks, and outcomes vary between individuals. While complications are uncommon, it is important that potential risks, including rare adverse events, are understood. For more information, please refer to our Treatment Complications page via the link in our bio.

Daniel underwent a single UltraClear® laser coring treatment to the periorbital region following consultation and assessment.

These before and after images were taken **j**ust two weeks after treatment, demonstrating the early stages of healing and collagen remodelling. While some improvements may already be visible at this stage, the skin continues to remodel for several months as the natural healing process progresses.

UltraClear laser coring is a laser resurfacing procedure that creates precise channels within the skin to support collagen remodelling and tissue renewal. It is commonly used around the eyes to address concerns such as skin laxity, fine lines and changes in skin texture.

Single patient result shown at **2 weeks post-treatment**. Individual outcomes vary and not all patients will experience the same response. Suitability for treatment is determined during consultation.

All medical and cosmetic procedures carry risks, and outcomes vary between individuals.

Spider veins and small visible leg veins can often be treated with a simple in-clinic procedure known as sclerotherapy.

During treatment, a solution is carefully injected into the affected vein, causing it to gradually close and fade from view over time. Treatment is commonly used for red, blue and small surface veins on the legs and can be performed with minimal interruption to your normal routine.

In this video, you can see the immediate blanching effect that often occurs as the treatment is performed.

If visible leg veins are something you’ve been considering treating, book a consultation with our team to discuss the options available and whether sclerotherapy may be suitable for you.



Suitability for treatment is determined during consultation. All medical and cosmetic procedures carry risks, and outcomes vary between individuals. While complications are uncommon, it is important that potential risks, including rare adverse events, are understood. For more information, please refer to our Treatment Complications page link in bio.

Bryce underwent a single UltraClear® laser coring treatment to the periorbital region following consultation and assessment.

UltraClear laser coring is a laser resurfacing procedure that creates precise channels within the skin to support collagen remodelling and tissue renewal. It is commonly used around the eyes to address concerns such as skin laxity, fine lines, and changes in skin texture.

The follow-up images shown here were taken six weeks after treatment.

Single patient result. Individual outcomes vary and not all patients will experience the same response. Suitability for treatment is determined during consultation.



Suitability for treatment is determined during consultation. All medical and cosmetic procedures carry risks, and outcomes vary between individuals. While complications are uncommon, it is important that potential risks, including rare adverse events, are understood. For more information, please refer to our Treatment Complications page link in bio.

Not every treatment is suitable for every patient.

One of the most important parts of any treatment journey is understanding the underlying concerns, assessing the skin and determining which options may be most appropriate for the individual.

In this video, Dr Phoebe discusses some of the factors considered when assessing whether UltraClear laser treatments may be suitable for a patient.

If you’re unsure which treatment may be right for your concerns, a consultation can help provide clarity and allow a personalised treatment plan to be developed.



Suitability for treatment is determined during consultation. All medical and cosmetic procedures carry risks, and outcomes vary between individuals. While complications are uncommon, it is important that potential risks, including rare adverse events, are understood. For more information, please refer to our Treatment Complications page link in bio.

One of the most common questions we hear about laser treatments is:

“How painful is it?”

In this video, Erin shares her personal experience following a 3DMIRACL treatment, including her thoughts on comfort levels, recovery and what surprised her most about the process.

Pain tolerance varies between individuals and treatment plans can be adjusted according to the area being treated and the depth of treatment required. Topical anaesthetic is commonly used and additional pain management options may also be discussed during consultation where appropriate.

If you’ve been considering laser resurfacing but have concerns about discomfort, our team can discuss what to expect and whether treatment may be suitable for your individual circumstances.

Suitability for treatment is determined during consultation. All medical and cosmetic procedures carry risks, and outcomes vary between individuals. While complications are uncommon, it is important that potential risks, including rare adverse events, are understood. For more information, please refer to our Treatment Complications page link in bio.