Are there any side effects after having Dermal Fillers?

The most common side effects occur within 24 hours or immediately post-treatment, including swelling, bruising, redness, and tenderness. These usually disappear within days, but depending on the filler used, it may take a few weeks. A complimentary review appointment is recommended 2 weeks post-treatment.

What’s included in my consultation analysis?

During your consultation, a medical professional will understand your goals, answer your questions, and provide personalised treatment recommendations.

Is there any downtime with PRP?

There is no downtime associated with PRP injections, but some redness and possible bruising may occur after treatment.

Can I have Filler dissolved at the clinic?

Yes, however, a consultation may be required first with a registered nurse to assess suitability.

What is the aftercare for Anti-Wrinkle Cosmetic Injectables?

Remain upright for four hours after treatment, avoid strong skin treatments for two weeks, avoid retinol for at least 5 days, avoid alcohol and ibuprofen, do not exercise for 24 hours, avoid extreme temperatures, and avoid massaging or applying pressure to the treated area.

Vaccines and Cosmetic Injectables

It is advised to wait a minimum of 7 days before or after receiving any vaccination before undergoing cosmetic injectable treatments.

Vaccine and Dermal Fillers

It is recommended to wait 2 weeks before and after vaccination before having dermal filler treatments.

How many units will I need to get rid of my frown lines and crow’s feet?

The required dosage varies by individual. A consultation with a medical professional is recommended to determine the correct amount.

What can I expect after a PDO Thread treatment?

Some clients may experience bruising, discomfort, headaches, or nausea within the first few days following treatment.

Mandatory Pre-Treatment Assessment

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Clinical Eligibility & Safety Screening

The amino acids present in the human body are synthesised within the body and play a fundamental structural role in lipid metabolism. It helps facilitate the transport of long-chain fatty acids into the cellular mitochondria, where they can be oxidised to generate cellular energy (ATP).

While individuals should obtain adequate amounts through a balanced diet or natural biosynthesis, some explore parenteral options to supplement their metabolic pathways. Intravenous nutrients need to be prescribed mandatorily by a registered medical practitioner; a formal consultation is required to assess or evaluate your dietary profile, health contraindications, and check whether any supplementation aligns safely with your health goals.

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Understanding the Clinical Process

Assessment: Our medical practitioners will assess your lifestyle, metabolic goals, and diet and will identify any possible need for supplement therapy.
Prescription Medical Gateway: Your suitability will be assessed by an independent medical practitioner, and you’ll receive a medically necessary prescription.
Safe Intramuscular Administration: You’ll receive your injection safely administered into the muscle by a registered nurse under strict hygiene protocols.

Please note: Individual results may vary. Nutritional supplementation obtained from external sources does not replace a balanced diet, regular physical exercise, or appropriate medical management. A professional clinical evaluation with a doctor is required before any treatment decision.

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Frequently Asked Questions

01.Will IV infusions guarantee rapid weight loss or fat burning?

No. Promoting prescription injections as standalone, effortless weight loss solutions is non-compliant with Australian health standards and is not medically supported. Weight management is multi-factorial, and IV infusions are intended solely to support nutrient balances under proper medical direction.

02.Who determines if I am a suitable candidate for the IV vitamins treatment?

Suitability can only be established by a registered medical practitioner during a live, face-to-face or video consultation. Our clinic nurse, Theresa Liu, cannot independently authorise or prescribe this treatment without a formal doctor-issued script on file.

03.What are the common clinical risks and localised side effects?

The most common side effects are mild, localised, and resolve quickly on their own. Following an intramuscular injection, patients frequently report mild skin redness, a temporary dull ache within the muscle tissue, slight swelling, or minor localised bruising.