Consultation-Led Cosmetic Medicine
Australian Cosmetic Clinics provides non-surgical cosmetic medicine treatments across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. Every treatment is consultation-led and delivered by AHPRA-registered practitioners under the direct, in-person oversight of an experienced supervising doctor.
About Us
Australian Cosmetic Clinics (ACC) is a cosmetic medicine clinic offering non-surgical treatments to the public across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. Every patient is seen through a structured consultation pathway, and every treatment is delivered under the direct, in-person supervision of an experienced AHPRA-registered doctor.
Why Choose ACC
Every treatment is delivered in person under the direct oversight of an experienced, AHPRA-registered supervising doctor, from consultation through to aftercare.
Each state has its own medicines, poisons and scope-of-practice rules. Our clinical practice is reviewed against current AHPRA and state guidance, including 2026 updates.
Suitability for any treatment is only ever confirmed at an individual consultation — never assumed or offered upfront.
Our Treatments
We provide consultations across the concerns below. What may be suitable for you, and everything it involves, is discussed only at an individual consultation — nothing here is an offer of treatment or a guaranteed outcome.
Consultations about softening the appearance of facial lines, with suitability assessed under direct clinical supervision.
Consultations about facial volume, contour and definition, with suitability assessed under direct clinical supervision.
Consultations about skin quality, texture and overall skin health, with suitability assessed under direct clinical supervision.
How It Works
A consistent, consultation-led pathway at every ACC clinic. More about our consultations
An initial in-person consultation with a member of our clinical nursing team to understand your concerns and circumstances.
A clinical consultation and suitability assessment with a supervising doctor, held in person or via telehealth.
If considered suitable, treatment is provided strictly in line with what was agreed at your consultation.
A scheduled follow-up check-in after your treatment to review your recovery.
Any concerns after treatment? Call our clinical team any time to arrange a further consultation.
Models & Patients
Some of our clinics occasionally have places for suitable members of the public willing to take part, after a full consultation and suitability assessment, in a supervised clinic session. Every participant gives separate, informed consent and is always told which team member is undergoing supervised practice.
Read models & patient information
Our Locations
Clinical Insights
Factual, general information about cosmetic medicine — not promotional content, and not a substitute for individual clinical advice.
Australian advertising rules limit how cosmetic clinics may describe the substances used in some treatments. Here is what those rules mean for the information we can publish, and what is instead discussed with you privately at consultation.
A summary of the current AHPRA and state medicines and poisons updates relevant to non-surgical cosmetic treatments in NSW, VIC, QLD and WA.
A look at why suitability for cosmetic treatment can only ever be assessed individually, and what patients can expect from ACC’s consultation process.
FAQs
All treatments are delivered by AHPRA-registered practitioners under the direct, in-person supervision of an experienced supervising doctor. Suitability for any treatment is confirmed only through an individual consultation.
Yes. Every treatment is directly, in-person supervised by an experienced supervising doctor from consultation through to aftercare.
We currently operate clinics in Sydney (NSW), Melbourne (VIC), Brisbane (QLD), Perth (WA) and Adelaide (SA), each aligned to that state’s medicines, poisons and scope-of-practice requirements.
Suitable members of the public can register interest in supervised clinic sessions. See our Models & Patient Information page for full detail — participation is always subject to consultation and informed consent.
