Let’s play a little visualisation game. Close your eyes. Imagine a zip-top plastic bag filled with fluid and little white blobs. Then open your eyes (otherwise you can’t keep reading). You’ve just created a mental picture of what adipocytes, also known as fat cells, look like. At Austin Clinic, we know a lot about fat cells.
Throughout the year, men and women visit us at Austin Clinic to help erase the evidence of too much time in the sun without sunscreen: wrinkles, uneven skin tone, fine lines, and a complexion that’s lost its radiance. We have lots of solutions to the problems created by sunburn, but to be honest, we’d rather nip the problem in the bud.
When men and women visit Austin Clinic for skin rejuvenation, we have a lot to offer, including Broad Band Light (BBL) treatments.
We love beautiful things at Austin Clinic and are devoted to helping each of our patients become a living work of art. Cosmetic injectables, especially dermal fillers, are a wonderful tool that we can use to help men and women tweak, transform, and rejuvenate their appearance.
It may be winter in Australia, but the sun is still shining brightly on the people who visit us at Austin Clinic. We love Australia’s year-round sun, but we hate what it does to skin.
Many people are under the misconception that you can get the same quality aesthetic treatment anywhere, but at a “low, low competitive price”.
Extreme cold, wind, and mountain altitudes can also lead to dry skin, not to mention chapped lips and even dehydration.
At Austin Clinic, we are very aware that the vast array of treatments for getting rid of unwanted body fat can be pretty overwhelming.
One of the most confusion thing about bodies is that they seem to hang onto fat. Dr Susan Austin discusses a new treatment called CoolSculpting.
Making the decision to undertake cosmetic enhancement should not be taken lightly. Dr Susan Austin discusses who should and shouldn't be offering these procedures.
It doesn't matter what type of face or body you were born with. At some stage you may want to make some changes.
You, your partner and your family will know better than anyone else if something on your skin is new or changing – these are two important early warning signs.
