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Medical Microdermabrasion is a technique that is used often at The Cosmetic Medicine Centre, located in Brisbane. It is used to treat patients who are prone to acne and acne related scarring, sun damage, oily/dry skin and those who have what is referred to as 'smoker's skin'.re are many solutions available at The Cosmetic Medicine Centre, which your doctor will recommend, depending on the condition of your lips.
This microdermabrasion procedure has benefitted greatly through the recent advances in medical technology. It has now evolved into a simple deep cleansing and exfoliating technique. It may also be used as an adjunct to other medical treatments.
Another common procedure at The Cosmetic Medical Centre in Queensland involves the use of lasers to remove moles from the skin.
Due to the complex nature of moles, it is very important to book a consultation with a doctor at The Cosmetic Medicine Centre when first considering Mole Removal.
Fraxel laser treatment is an innovative way that The Cosmetic Medicine Centre can use to treat certain skin conditions. The procedure involves using the Fraxel laser to create microthermal zones in the skin to generally treat superficial skin issues. This allows a much faster healing time than standard laser treatments.
Performing cosmetic treatments on the face and surrounding areas is a very intricate and delicate process. The team at The Cosmetic Medicine Centre, guided by Dr. Dingley's 25 year experience, can confidently treat or manage many facial concerns. A number of Facial Rejuvenation procedures can be used, ranging from ELOS pulsed light technology to Diolite laser treatment. To arrange the best type of treatment for you, feel free to contact our team at The Cosmetic Medicine Centre in Brisbane to arrange your initial consultation.
Safe and effective treatment plans that are tailored to your skin's individual needs, your skin is governed by your genetic make-up and is a personal history.
Achieve the desired results for your skin's appearance and texture. Cosmetic treatments which are matched to your skin type
Clinically proven techniques to tighten and contour skin, with improvements in tone, contour, and texture occurring naturally through the stimulation of your own collagen.
Today there are many facial rejuvenation options for individuals who would like to reduce wrinkles and fine lines, treat skin problems such as acne and rosacea, or enhance their facial skin care regimen to achieve a look that's healthy and natural.
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The ST (skin tightening) utilises a tailored spectrum of infrared (IR) light and radio frequency (RF) to deliver heat to the depth of approximately 1-2mm for IR and 1-3mm for the RF. This stimulates collagen remodelling and provides a skin …Read More
The Diolite laser can be used for pigmented lesions such as freckles, solar and seborrhoeic keratoses. “Liver” or age spots (on the hands or face) may also be treated with laser. During treatment with the Diolite laser, the laser is …Read More
The Fraxel Laser treatment is designed to give the benefits of laser resurfacing but without the downtime, reduced side effects and lengthy recovery period. The Fraxel Laser treatment penetrates specific microthermal zones deep into the dermis leaving surrounding tissue unaffected …Read More
Ultraceuticals offer a number of ways of chemically exfoliating the skin. Lactic acid peels are highly effective treatments for ageing skin needing hydration and collagen synthesis. The Vitapeel is ideal for treating signs of ageing caused by sun damage, in …Read More
Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is a method of treating sun damage and certain types of skin cancer and pre-cancerous lesions, as well as augmenting the effect of some other light-based treatments e.g. for hair removal and for acne. A substance is …Read More
Many facial depressions can be elevated to make the skin surface smoother. Lines and wrinkles, folds and some scars can be improved. Horizontal forehead lines, frown lines between the brows, crows’ feet, smile lines (nasolabial lines) cheek lines and lines …Read More
Skin rejuvenation (SRA) using the elos (electro-optical-synergy) technology, involves utilising intense pulsed light, as well as radio frequency (RF) to even out the skin tone, stimulate collagen production and reduce pore size. It also has an anti-inflammatory effect which can …Read More
As well as the Diolite laser, the Revlite® laser is sometimes used to treat larger pigmented lesions. The laser light is specifically absorbed by the melanin pigment in the targeted lesion, resulting in coagulation of this target with subsequent flaking …Read More
Port wine stains, spider naevi, venous malformations and cherry angiomata are all skin lesions that have a larger number and/or size of blood vessels. The Pulsed Dye Laser selectively targets specific blood vessels. These blood vessels are coagulated or “damaged” and then …Read More
Moles can be removed or reduced in appearance, for cosmetic reasons, or because there has been some change in the mole. There are three different lasers that can be used for treating moles at the Cosmetic Medicine Centre: the Diolite …Read More
Medical micro-dermabrasion is a technique to resurface and smooth the skin. It is totally different to the old style dermabrasion which involved using a rotating wire brush or sandpaper to remove the outer skin layers, creating a wound. This old …Read More
The Fractional CO2 Laser treatment is a revolutionary new way to correct aged and damaged skin without the prolonged downtime or adverse reactions of other resurfacing procedures. The Fractional CO2 Laser uses points of light to precisely treat thousands of …Read More
Melanin gives skin its colour, so pigmented lesions that are darker in colour have larger amounts of melanin concentrated in one area of the skin. This high concentration of melanin can be due to various factors, some are present at …Read More
Hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating, affects about 1% of the population. This is usually noticed in the armpits and palms. Although antiperspirants can help most people control wetness in these areas, for some, the continual stream of sweat is embarrassing and …Read More
The Erbium:YAG laser provides a lighter resurfacing than the traditional CO2 laser. It is therefore suitable for people who only need superficial resurfacing, for young people who do not require the additional skin shrinkage provided by the CO2 laser, for …Read More
