Medical-Grade Skincare
A personalised skincare plan tailored to your skin.
Home-care is an important part of long-term skin health. Following an individual consultation, your practitioner may recommend a considered skincare routine using professional brands stocked in our North Lakes clinic.
At Vue Aesthetics + Skin, skincare is discussed in the context of your overall skin plan — alongside any in-clinic treatments where clinically appropriate. Recommendations are tailored to the individual and may be adjusted over time as your skin responds.
A skincare consultation reviews your skin history, current products, lifestyle factors and concerns before options are discussed. There is no expectation to purchase, and alternative approaches may be discussed where suitable.
Individual responses vary and outcomes cannot be guaranteed. Suitability of any product is reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
Brands Stocked
Professional skincare brands available in-clinic.
SkinCeuticals
A professional cosmeceutical brand widely used within medical and clinical skin settings, known for its antioxidant, sun-protection and corrective ranges.
Skin Better Science
A professional skincare range developed by physicians, formulated to support the appearance of skin quality and complement in-clinic treatments.
Aspect Dr
An Australian cosmeceutical range formulated for professional use, offering considered options across cleansers, serums, moisturisers and treatment products.
Airyday
An Australian sun-care brand focused on daily broad-spectrum SPF — an essential component of most skincare plans and post-treatment aftercare.
How a Skincare Plan is Developed
Considered, individual and reviewed over time.
1. Individual consultation
A skin consultation reviews your skin history, current routine, lifestyle factors and any medical considerations.
2. Clinical assessment
Your skin is assessed to understand current condition, sensitivity and any concerns you would like to work toward.
3. Personalised recommendations
A skincare routine may be recommended in the context of your overall skin plan. Where appropriate, products are introduced gradually to support tolerance.
4. Ongoing review
Skincare is reviewed at follow-up appointments and adjusted where clinically appropriate as your skin responds over time.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is medical-grade skincare?
- Medical-grade skincare (sometimes called cosmeceutical skincare) refers to professional skincare ranges stocked and recommended within clinical settings, following an individual skin assessment.
- Do I need a consultation before purchasing skincare?
- For patients new to the clinic, a skin consultation is recommended so that recommendations can be tailored to your skin history, current concerns and goals.
- How is a personalised skincare plan developed?
- Your practitioner considers your skin type, current concerns, medical history, lifestyle and any in-clinic treatments before recommending a considered home-care routine.
- Is medical-grade skincare suitable for everyone?
- Suitability is reviewed on an individual basis. Not every product is appropriate for every skin, and recommendations may change over time as your skin responds.
- How does skincare support in-clinic treatments?
- Home-care is often discussed as part of preparing for and supporting in-clinic treatments such as Clear + Brilliant, skin needling, PRX-PLUS and chemical peels.
- How do I book a skincare consultation?
- Bookings can be made online, by contacting the clinic directly, or through the enquiry form on our website.
Next Step
Begin with a consultation.
Every plan begins with a conversation. Book a consultation to discuss your concerns in a professional, judgement-free setting.