Some of us smile with more than just our mouths. As with the crows feet, some of us also activate muscles on our nose and around the eyes when laughing and over time, these can result in bunny lines, which present as grooves along the sides of the nose. When the rest of the face is treated with anti wrinkle treatments (muscle relaxant injections) but not the bunny lines, they can also be a telltale sign of having had treatment. The aim here is not to eradicate the lines completely, but again, to soften them so as to blend in with the rest of the face when animated. Fixed price for this area.
Throughout Australia, anti-wrinkle injections have become a popular choice for people who want to look younger, feel more confident, and prevent the future appearance of wrinkles. Wrinkles occur for a variety of different reasons, including age, exposure to sunlight, and repeated facial expressions. Anti-wrinkle injections can help reduce the appearance of wrinkles and play an […]
Not everyone wants to have injectables. The vast majority of people who contact us at Skin Essentials are afraid of injectables. They usually come in frightened of having lips or anything, that looks too obviously fake. They come in armed with pictures on Instagram of what they do NOT want to look like- big pouts, […]
| Monday: | CLOSED |
| Tuesday: | CLOSED |
| Wednesday: | CLOSED |
| Thursday: | 1400– 19:00 |
| Friday: | 1400 – 19:00 |
| Saturday: | 09:00 – 15:00 |
Skin Essentials will reopen the week beginning 11th October 2021.
Per NSW government regulations, only double vaccinated patients will be served when we reopen and we will be checking vaccination certificates for all patients upon booking. This requirement may change as of December 1st, and we will advise you accordingly.
Please email us (contact@skinessentials.com.au) or text us (0413174654) your vaccination certificate as soon after booking as you can. We will not be able to see anyone for treatments or confirm appointments without this.
In the interest of full disclosure, transparency and patient safety, all patient facing staff will be fully vaccinated by the time of reopening. Please read our reopening FAQ for more information.
