Non-Surgical Treatments
As we age, our skin naturally undergoes changes, including a loss of elasticity, fine lines, and uneven texture. Geelong & Surfcoast Skin provides a variety of non-surgical treatments to combat the visible effects of ageing, helping you look and feel your best at any stage of life.
Our experienced practitioners focus on delivering subtle, natural-looking results using only high-quality products with proven safety profiles.
We believe in a “less is more” approach, ensuring treatments are tailored to complement your features and goals.
We are unable to advertise certain non-surgical services. As a clinic committed to professionalism and ethical practice, we fully support the updated advertising and clinical guidelines for cosmetic procedures in Australia introduced in 2023-2024.
Your safety and confidence remain our top priorities, and we continue to provide expert care in accordance with the highest industry standards.
Non-Surgical Treatments FAQs
In March 2024, the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) introduced updated advertising guidelines for the cosmetic industry to enhance consumer protection and ensure ethical marketing practices.
Under these regulations, it is prohibited to reference prescription medications in advertising, including cosmetic injectables such as botulinum toxin (e.g., Botox, Dysport, Xeomin) and dermal fillers, as they are classified as Schedule 4 substances. Previously, terms like “anti-wrinkle injections,” “cosmetic injectables,” and “dermal fillers” were commonly used, but these are no longer permitted in advertising materials.
Additionally, the use of before-and-after photos on websites and social media is now more restricted. Images must not make it obvious that a patient has undergone treatment with Schedule 4 substances, ensuring compliance with the revised advertising standards.
