Explore Melbourne cosmetic clinics in Oakleigh and Kilsyth. Meet the practitioners, see where each practice is based and learn about the consultation approach it describes.
Core Aesthetics and Graceful Glow Aesthetic bring different local settings to this guide: Atherton Road in Oakleigh and Collins Place in Kilsyth. The profiles below introduce the people behind each business and link to their own information, so you can follow up on the details that matter to you.
Core Aesthetics
- Location
- Oakleigh, Melbourne, Victoria
- Practitioner
- Corey Anderson RN
- Focus
- Cosmetic consultations & individual care planning
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Core Aesthetics is an Oakleigh cosmetic clinic founded by registered nurse Corey Anderson. Its single practitioner model means Corey personally handles consultation, assessment and review. The clinic describes its CORE Method as Consult, Organise, Refine and Evaluate, connecting a patient’s concerns with an individual assessment and a considered plan rather than a predetermined treatment.
The clinic is inside BeautyTHEQUE at 12A Atherton Road, near Eaton Mall in Melbourne’s south east. Its clinic introduction explains an approach built around listening, clear information and time to decide. Consultations cover suitable options, limitations, risks and costs, with aftercare and review discussed before proceeding. Readers can explore what happens at a consultation and check Corey’s practitioner details before arranging a visit.
Graceful Glow Aesthetic
- Location
- Collins Place, Kilsyth, Victoria
- Practitioner
- Nicole Condon
- Focus
- Aesthetic consultations & professional skin care
Graceful Glow Aesthetic is a Kilsyth practice founded by cosmetic nurse Nicole Condon. Nicole’s official clinic profile describes a background spanning 24 years of nursing and introduces a practice that brings aesthetic consultations and professional skin care together. Its published skin care information describes face mapping skin analysis as a starting point for discussing individual concerns and planning care.
Based on Collins Place in Kilsyth, the clinic gives Melbourne’s outer eastern suburbs a local practice with a named nurse behind the business. Nicole’s practitioner introduction helps readers get to know the person leading the clinic, while its educational updates discuss facials, skin assessment and preparation and recovery around skin needling. The official profile is the place to check current clinic details and explore the approach before arranging a consultation.
Plan your first conversation
Before arranging an appointment, check who will see you, what the consultation covers and what it costs. You do not need to choose a procedure before describing your concerns. Ask how the practitioner assesses suitability, explains risks and alternatives, and arranges follow up.
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Questions before a Melbourne consultation
Which Melbourne suburbs are covered here?
This page currently introduces Core Aesthetics in Oakleigh and Graceful Glow Aesthetic in Kilsyth. It is a starting point for researching these two practices, rather than a complete list of Melbourne providers. For the other Victorian practices in the directory, including Geelong and Bendigo, visit the Victoria clinic listings.
How can I check who will assess me?
Each profile names the practitioner associated with the clinic. Confirm the current appointment arrangements with the practice and check the practitioner’s registration through Ahpra’s public register. Ask who will assess you, who is responsible for any prescribing that may be relevant, and who to contact about follow up.
What should I ask about costs?
Ask the clinic for the current consultation fee, appointment length and what is included. If a plan is proposed after assessment, ask for its costs and any separate review or follow up charges before you decide. The clinic’s current information is the place to check these arrangements; this page does not compare treatment prices.
Does a consultation commit me to treatment?
No. A consultation is an opportunity to discuss your concerns, medical history, available options, risks and alternatives. You can ask for clarification, take time to consider a recommendation, or choose not to proceed. Whether any treatment can be considered at that appointment depends on individual assessment and the clinic’s clinical arrangements.
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Updated 26 October 2026