Love the skin you're in
Skin changes naturally over time. Texture, tone, hydration and fine lines are all influenced by genetics, hormones, lifestyle and environment.
Our doctors take a medical approach to supporting ageing skin, offering personalised treatment plans and prescription-only options where appropriate. No miracle claims. Just science-backed care designed to support long-term skin health.
Personalised treatment plans
Our anti-ageing consultations support adults experiencing:
Fine lines and wrinkles
Uneven tone or pigmentation
Dullness or dryness
Consultation costs
$19 consults, initial or follow-up
Clinical review of your intake form
Doctor consultation via telehealth
Access to the Candor chat function
After your consultation
Follow-up consults
Follow-up consults help your doctor monitor progress, make adjustments and renew prescriptions if appropriate.
Ongoing care
Book your follow-up appointments and manage prescriptions anytime through your secure Candor account.
Is Candor right for you?
Choose medically-guided skincare advice over cosmetic marketing claims. Our clinicians can help you understand your options.
FAQs
Skin ageing is influenced by a mix of internal and external factors. Over time, our natural collagen and elastin production slows, leading to fine lines and reduced firmness. Sun exposure, pollution, stress, and lifestyle factors like sleep and diet can also accelerate visible ageing. Genetics play a role too, everyone’s skin ages differently.
Our standard pricing for anti-ageing consults is $19. This fee covers the cost to have a Candor GP review your responses and suggest treatment options.
Treatment costs vary based on the medication and how often it needs to be refilled. As a general guide, most ageing treatments start from around $40 per month. Your doctor will provide full details as part of your personalised plan.
Your doctor will assess your skin type, concerns, and medical history to determine suitability. Not all treatments are appropriate for everyone, which is why a consultation is essential.
Australian advertising laws prevent any medical clinic from naming or promoting specific prescription treatments online. Instead, your doctor will consider your medical history and current needs to determine what may be clinically appropriate for you.
If more than one suitable option exists, your doctor will explain each one so you can make an informed decision together.
No. As with any medical consultation, prescriptions are only provided if a doctor determines they are appropriate for your individual circumstances. All treatment decisions are made in line with clinical best practice and Australian prescribing guidelines.
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