Cosmetic Medicine on the Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast Cosmetic Medicine
At Coastal Skin & Laser, we offer complimentary consultations to discuss available options.
Our Registered Nurse Laura and GP Specialist Andrew have both been trained and have extensive experience in cosmetic procedures, helping ensure every treatment is guided by strict standards.
The consultation process includes reviewing medical history, skin condition, and desired outcomes. Depending on your personalised plan, options may include wrinkle-reducing treatments or volume replacement therapies.
Coastal Skin & Laser is based in Tewantin and serves patients from Noosa, Coolum, Maroochydore, Mooloolaba, Caloundra and surrounding Sunshine Coast areas.
To book a complimentary consultation for cosmetic medicine, call
(07) 5355 6033. We also offer
microneedling and
laser treatments.
Helping Determine Treatment Goals
Coastal Skin & Laser offers consultation of cosmetic medicine through a model that includes treatment planning and follow-up. Following consultation, each treatment is performed by a GP Specialist or registered nurse trained in cosmetic procedures. Our assessment helps determine treatment goals and whether cosmetic medicine is suitable based on health history and skin condition.
Our treatments include:
- Medical consultation & planning
- Options for wrinkle reduction or volume restoration
- Information provided before & after treatment
- Same-day consultation and treatment where appropriate
Book online with Coastal Skin & Laser to arrange a complimentary cosmetic medicine consultation.
FAQs
What is cosmetic medicine?
Cosmetic medicine is a non-surgical treatment commonly sought for concerns such as facial lines or volume loss. These treatments are administered by doctors or nurses and planned in consultation with the individual. A consultation is required before treatment to assess suitability and discuss available options based on skin condition, facial structure and medical history.
How long does cosmetic medicine last?
The effects of cosmetic treatments vary between individuals and depend on the product used, treatment area and personal factors such as lifestyle and skin characteristics. During your consultation, we’ll discuss expected longevity, aftercare and whether ongoing sessions may be appropriate for your needs.
Does cosmetic medicine hurt?
Cosmetic medicine may cause slight discomfort during treatment. A fine needle is used, and a numbing agent may be applied to reduce sensation. Mild swelling or bruising can occur afterward but usually resolves quickly. Most people return to daily activities immediately, though strenuous exercise or pressure on the treated area should be avoided temporarily.
