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    What are some common non-surgical cosmetic medicine procedures?

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  • Dr Ehsan Jadoon

    Cosmetic Physician

    Most common Non-surgical Cosmetic procedures performed by doctors around the world would have to be Cosmetic Injectables. Anti wrinkle injections and Dermal Fillers . Followed by Laser and Light based therapies.

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    Dr Jillian Tomlinson

    Hand Surgeon, Plastic Surgeon

    Dr Jill Tomlinson is a fully qualified plastic, reconstructive and hand surgeon. After graduating dux in her year at University High School, Jill completed medical … View Profile

    Common cosmetic procedures performed in my rooms include

    For more information on these procedures please visit my website.

  • Mr Stephen Salerno

    Plastic Surgeon

    Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery Hand Surgery Skin cancer and melanoma surgery Breast Surgery View Profile

    Hello and thanks for your question.

    Non surgical cosmetic options included Bo-Tox and dermal filler injections for wrinkles.  There is also other options such as rejuvebation lasers and chemical peels for further facial rejuvenation.  There is also some cool sculpturing which is a form of cold lipoysis (fat break down) which is a substitute for liposuction.

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    Stephen Salerno

  • Dr Christina Tan

    Medical Practitioner

    Look Your Best Without Surgery. Melbourne Cosmetic Medicine is a dedicated cosmetic medical clinic, specialising in non-surgical cosmetic enhancement using the most popular Anti-Wrinkle Injections, … View Profile

    The most common non-surgical cosmetic procedures are anti-wrinkle injections and dermal fillers. Anti-wrinkle injections help to soften dynamic wrinkles in the upper face like frown lines between the eye brows, forehead lines and crows feet around the eyes. Dermal fillers are injected to restore volume to the mid and lower face areas such as the tear troughs, temples, cheeks, chin and jaw line, as well as for lip enhancement and non-surgical rhinoplasty.

    Skin rejuvenation with the Intense Pulse Light (IPL) or BroadBand Light (BBL) and fractional lasers are also very popular to improve superficial blemishes caused by ageing and sun damage like brown spots, capillaries and redness, fine lines, pores, poor skin tone, skin laxity and minor scarring. Medical grade skincare for home use and light chemical peels in the clinic also help to enhance a more youthful and even complexion.

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