About Australian Cosmetic Clinics
Our Story
A Cosmetic Medicine Clinic Built on Supervision
Established 2024, Australian Cosmetic Clinics (ACC) was founded to raise the standard of cosmetic medicine practice in Australia. We are a cosmetic medicine clinic, providing non-surgical treatments to the public across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. Clinical responsibility for every treatment sits with the treating practitioner and their supervising doctor, who is present in person throughout.
Every patient is seen through the same consultation-led pathway, and every treatment is delivered under direct, in-person clinical supervision — because confidence and safety in cosmetic medicine is built through careful assessment and hands-on oversight, not assumptions.
Our Approach
What Careful, Supervised Care Means at ACC
Assessment & Regulatory Awareness
Anatomy, product classes, patient assessment and the medicines/poisons framework relevant to each state are built into every consultation, refreshed against 2026 guideline updates.
Direct Clinical Supervision
Treatment is provided in small clinic groups capped at four patients at a time, with an experienced supervising doctor present in person throughout and able to step in at any time.
Patient Records & Supervision Sign-Off
Every treatment is recorded against a formal patient record and supervision log, with separate informed consent obtained from each patient.
Our Clinical Team
Who Delivers Your Treatment
Every treatment at ACC is delivered under the direct, in-person oversight of an experienced supervising doctor. Our supervising doctors and clinicians are held to the following standard:
- Current, unrestricted AHPRA registration as a medical practitioner, dentist or Registered Nurse (Division 1)
- No relevant conditions on scope of practice
- Substantial clinical experience in cosmetic medicine prior to supervising treatment at ACC
- Direct, in-person presence for the entirety of every clinic session they supervise
Which practitioner sees you, and whether they are working under supervision, is always confirmed at your consultation.
Compliance & Standards
Aligned to the Rules That Actually Apply
- AHPRA’s Guidelines for registered health practitioners who provide or advertise cosmetic procedures
- Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia guidance for nurses performing non-surgical cosmetic procedures
- State and territory medicines and poisons legislation in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Western Australia
- Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) advertising requirements for prescription medicines and regulated medical devices
- Ongoing clinical practice review to reflect 2026 regulatory and guideline updates
ACC At A Glance