Dissolving Treatment Correction
A correction treatment used to gently reduce or adjust the results of a previous cosmetic treatment — for example, to help correct unevenness or over-treatment. Because it involves a prescription-only medicine, an individual consultation is required so your practitioner can assess whether it is suitable for you.
Common areas treated
Price
Due to TGA & AHPRA Guidelines; any pricing related to cosmetic treatments is unable to be disclosed online. An in person consultation must be performed to determine suitability for treatment. Treatment pricing will be determined upon consultation. The in-clinic consultation is A$70. All consultations and treatments will be performed by a Registered Nurse.
All cosmetic medical treatments at this clinic are carried out under appropriate medical governance and in compliance with Australian regulatory requirements. All registered nurses work in collaboration with qualified medical practitioners or nurse practitioners who provide prescribing, oversight, and clinical support.
Treatments are administered in accordance with the relevant state and national regulations, ensuring the highest standard of patient safety and ethical care.
Results vary between individuals.
How it works & what to expect
A correction treatment is used to gently reduce or adjust the results of a previous cosmetic treatment — for example, to help correct unevenness or over-treatment. Because it involves a prescription-only medicine, an individual consultation is required so your practitioner can assess whether it is suitable for you.
Treatment time is confirmed once a consultation has been performed and the treatment deemed suitable.
What can a correction treatment help with?
- Lumps and bumps
- Migration from a previous treatment
- Reduce over-treated areas
- Change of mind or change of lifestyle after a previous treatment
- Necessary in emergency situations to restore blood flow
Risks & who it's not for
As with any procedure there are potential risks and side effects, and results vary between individuals. Your practitioner will discuss these openly at your consultation so you can make an informed decision — with no obligation to proceed.
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Who treats you
“If you're not happy with a previous cosmetic treatment, or you've been left with lumps or unevenness that haven't resolved, a correction treatment may be able to help — assessed at consultation.”
More about the clinic →Your first appointment is a consultation, not a treatment: a dedicated 1:1 assessment with our Registered Nurse. You leave with a personalised plan, and there is no obligation to proceed.
Good to know
What is a correction treatment?
It is a corrective option that may be considered when the results of a previous cosmetic treatment need adjusting. Whether it is appropriate — and how it is staged — is determined at an individual consultation with an appropriate practitioner.
Can you correct treatment done at another clinic?
In many cases, yes. Bring as much detail as you can about your previous treatment to your consultation so your practitioner can assess your situation safely.
How much does it cost?
Australian advertising rules do not allow prices for prescription-only treatments to be published. Pricing is provided at your consultation once your practitioner has assessed what is suitable for you.
What are the risks?
As with any procedure there are potential risks and side effects, and results vary between individuals. Your practitioner will discuss these openly at your consultation so you can make an informed decision.
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