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At Levant Cosmetic Surgery, we understand many patients begin their aesthetic journey not with a specific treatment in mind, but with a concern.
At a glance
Our goal is to provide guidance, education, and options that are personalised, evidence-informed, and supervised by qualified medical practitioners.
This section outlines common skin concerns that may be treated with non-surgical cosmetic procedures available at our clinics in Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide, and the Gold Coast.
All treatments are discussed during a consultation to determine suitability, risks, and the most appropriate course of care in accordance with Ahpra guidelines.
Uneven Skin Tone
Patients often seek help with dullness, discolouration, or uneven pigmentation due to sun damage, past acne, or natural ageing.
Potential Treatment Options:
- Laser Skin Treatments
- Chemical Peels
- PRP Therapy
Goal: To improve overall skin brightness and evenness while addressing specific areas of pigmentation or blotchiness.
Fine Lines and Early Wrinkles
Fine lines may begin to appear in areas of repeated facial movement or natural volume loss. Patients often seek subtle ways to soften these signs without altering facial expression.
Potential Treatment Options:
Common non-surgical options for facial rejuvenation include PRP therapy, skin needling, and mono PDO threads — each targeting different aspects of skin tone, texture, and elasticity.
- PRP Therapy
- Mono PDO Threads
- Skin Needling
Goal: To support collagen production and improve the skin’s firmness and elasticity over time.
Acne Scarring
Post-acne scarring can include indents, texture irregularities, and areas of uneven tone. Treatment aims to improve the smoothness of the skin.
Potential Treatment Options:
- Skin Needling
- PRP Therapy
- Laser Skin Treatments
Goal: To help remodel the skin through collagen stimulation and controlled resurfacing.
Skin Texture and Large Pores
Patients may report rough, bumpy skin or visible pores that affect the appearance of makeup or bare skin. These changes are often related to oil production and reduced cell turnover.
Potential Treatment Options:
- Chemical Peels
- Skin Needling
- Exosomes
Goal: To smooth the skin’s surface and support healthy skin renewal.
Skin Laxity or Loss of Firmness
Mild to moderate laxity in the lower face, jawline, or neck is a common concern with age. While surgical lifting may be required for significant sagging, some patients seek subtle improvement with non-invasive methods.
Potential Treatment Options:
- Mono PDO Threads
- PRP Therapy
- Exosomes
Goal: To encourage tissue support and improve the look of firmness and elasticity.
Dehydrated or Tired-Looking Skin
Some patients present with skin that appears dull, flat, or fatigued, even when they are well-rested. This can be due to dryness, barrier disruption, or environmental stress.
Potential Treatment Options:
- Exosomes
- Chemical Peels (hydrating or enzyme-based)
- PRP Therapy
Goal: To restore radiance and hydration for skin that feels and looks refreshed.
Disclaimer
All cosmetic procedures carry risk and must be tailored to the individual through a medical consultation. The treatments listed on this page may not be suitable for every patient and are offered only after clinical evaluation. This content is for general education and complies with Ahpra guidelines.
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