Medical consultation
Medical Facial Assessment in Armadale
A medical facial assessment is a consultation with a registered doctor. It's a chance to talk about your concerns, medical history, previous procedures, facial anatomy and what sensible next steps might look like for you.
Medical Facial Assessment in Armadale
A medical facial assessment gives you a private space to talk about a concern with a registered doctor. Together you’ll look at your health, medicines, previous procedures, anatomy, expectations, and the risks and limits of any suitable option. It’s about assessment and information, not a promise that treatment will be recommended.
Concerns That May Be Discussed
You might book an assessment because you’ve noticed changes in your face, you’d like a previous procedure reviewed, or you’re not sure whether a medical, surgical, skin-focused or no-treatment option is right for you. Having a concern doesn’t mean you need treatment.
How We Assess Whether Treatment Suits You
Your doctor will go through your medical history, medicines, allergies, previous procedures and any complications, your expectations and the area that concerns you. Where appropriate, they’ll do a physical examination and talk you through alternatives. Being suitable for a consultation isn’t the same as being suitable for treatment.
Risks and Potential Complications
The main risks depend on the option being considered and on your health, medicines and previous procedures. Before you give consent, the doctor responsible for your care will explain the relevant risks, reasons a treatment may not suit you, expected effects, warning signs and alternatives, in private.
Why Treatment Details Are Discussed Privately
Australian law generally prohibits public advertising of prescription medicines, including some direct and indirect references through service names, outcome language, prices, booking options and related images. That’s why we talk about individual treatment information privately, after your medical assessment.
Doctor Qualifications and Responsibilities
Your assessment is done by a registered doctor, who is responsible for the assessment, prescribing where relevant, consent, treatment and aftercare. Our admin staff don’t make these clinical decisions.
Non-Medicine and Surgical Alternatives
Depending on your concern, other options may include no treatment, professional skincare, a device-based pathway, cosmetic surgery assessment or a referral for another medical opinion. No single option is right for everyone.
Aftercare and When to Seek Help
Aftercare depends on the care you receive, and the doctor responsible for your care will give it to you in writing. If you’re an existing patient, please use the clinical contact details you’ve been given. Urgent or severe symptoms need prompt medical or emergency attention.
Questions
Medical Facial Assessment: Your Questions Answered
What happens during a medical facial assessment?
A registered doctor talks with you about your concern, medical history, previous procedures, expectations, risks and possible options.
Does booking mean I will receive a treatment?
No. The appointment is for assessment and information. A treatment or prescription may not suit you or may not be recommended.
Why are treatment options not listed on this page?
Australian law restricts the public advertising of prescription medicines, so we discuss individual options with you privately after your assessment.
Can I book a specific treatment online?
No. Bookings are for a medical consultation. Any treatment options are discussed privately after your assessment.
What alternatives may be discussed?
Depending on your concern, alternatives may include no treatment, skincare, a device-based option, surgery or a referral to another doctor.
