CONCERNS TREATED
Concerns we help with.
A short list of the concerns clients most often bring to Plumerian Aesthetics Bentleigh. Every plan begins with a complimentary sixty-minute consultation with Melia RN or one of the Plumerian team of AHPRA-registered nurses.
Face
Sagging jowls and jawline
Sagging jowls in the lower face are usually a volume-loss issue as much as skin laxity. Considered non-surgical options include collagen-stimulating therapies, subtle facial volumising, and skin bio-remodelling.
Loss of cheek volume
Loss of cheek volume creates a flat, tired midface and can pull the lower face down. Considered options include collagen-stimulating therapies, subtle facial volumising, and skin bio-remodelling.
Marionette lines and nasolabial folds
Marionette lines and nasolabial folds are usually driven by volume loss and midface descent, not just skin creasing. Considered non-surgical options include subtle volumising, collagen-stimulating therapies, and skin bio-remodelling.
Forehead and frown lines
Forehead and frown lines can be softened with facial muscle treatments that gently relax the movement creating the crease. Some clients prefer a mild softening, others want a smoother finish.
Eye bags and under-eye hollows
Eye bags and under-eye hollows can appear as puffiness, a hollow tear trough, or a shadow that reads as tiredness. Considered options include carefully placed volumising, skin bio-remodelling, or platelet skin therapy.
Lip shape and volume
Lip shape and volume concerns are among the most common and, elsewhere, among the most overdone. Considered lip filler here is restrained, delivered in small increments, and shaped around your natural mouth rather than a trend.
Skin
Dull, tired-looking skin
Dull, tired-looking skin usually reflects a mix of dehydration, slow cell turnover, and reduced skin quality. Considered options include skin bio-remodelling, salmon DNA skin repair, platelet skin therapy, and medical-grade skin needling.
Acne scarring
Acne scarring is treated gradually rather than in a single sitting. Considered options include medical-grade skin needling, salmon DNA skin repair, and platelet skin therapy across a series spaced four to six weeks apart.
Crepey neck and decolletage
Crepey skin on the neck and decolletage reflects thinning skin, sun damage, and reduced collagen, often ahead of the face. Considered options include skin bio-remodelling, medical-grade skin needling, and salmon DNA skin repair.
Pigmentation and sun damage
Pigmentation and sun damage are common Bayside skin concerns. Considered options include medical-grade skin needling, salmon DNA skin repair, skin bio-remodelling, and platelet skin therapy. Suspicious lesions are referred to a doctor first.
Scalp
Thinning hair
Thinning hair in women often reflects hormonal shifts, nutritional factors, and reduced follicle activity. Non-surgical, in-clinic support includes platelet scalp therapy across a series of sessions. Medical review may be needed first.
The overall look
Looking refreshed, not “done”
Looking refreshed rather than “done” is about restraint. Small, considered changes that preserve movement and expression. Plans typically combine gentle skin work with restrained facial treatments, delivered by an AHPRA-registered nurse.
First-time clients
Starting cosmetic treatments for the first time
Starting cosmetic treatments for the first time begins with a complimentary sixty-minute consultation, not a treatment. You leave with a written plan, honest costing, and time to think. No pressure to book on the day, no expectation that you know which treatment you want.
Not sure what you are looking for.
Most clients arrive with a general sense that something has changed rather than a specific treatment in mind. That is what the complimentary sixty-minute consultation is for. We listen first, then walk through what suits your face and what does not. No pressure to book on the day.