
Skin Rejuvenation
A skin rejuvenation consultation and care plan are required before any treatment. This enables us to assess each patients’ aspirations and concerns to advise what combination of treatments will best achieve the desired result.
This consultation is 20min and includes a series of photographs. Each patient will leave with a care plan which includes recommended home care as well as in-clinic treatments.
Appointments
An initial consultation with a Clinician is required to determine which treatment option is suitable for you. Skin Rejuvenation consultations are available with Dr Sue Basson on Friday, and Cosmetic Registered Nurse Golnoosh Monday to Friday. It may be more convenient via Skype, which is also available. Treatments are available Monday to Friday.
Skin Rejuvenation Fees
Tamar Skin Clinic is a private fee-paying clinic and payment is required on the day of service. Medicare does not provide a rebate for cosmetic consultations.
Dr Sue Basson $100
Nurse Golnoosh $33
Antiwrinkle Injections
At Tamar Skin Clinic, we are excited to offer Potenza RF Microneedling treatment. This innovative and versatile treatment is designed to target various skin concerns to revitalise your appearance.
- Acne scarring
- Active acne
- Cellulite
- Deep wrinkles
- Enlarged pores
- Fine lines
- Scarring
- Skin laxity
- Stretch marks






Dermapen™ Treatments
- Fine Lines & Wrinkles
- Stretch Marks
- Acne
- Pigmentation
- Scarring
- Enlarged Pores
- Skin Tightening
- Hair Loss
- Fine Lines & Wrinkles
- Stretch Marks
- Acne
- Pigmentation
- Scarring
- Enlarged Pores
- Skin Tightening
- Hair Loss
- Rejuvenation*: 3-6 treatments 4-8 weeks apart
- Acne scarring: 4-6 treatments 4-8 weeks apart
- Stretch marks: 4-8 treatments 6-8 weeks apart
- Pigmentation: 4-6 treatments 2-4 weeks apart
RegenLab PRP
- Tired/dry skin, laxity of skin, uneven pigmentation
- Wrinkles or dark circles
- Texture & tone improvement
- Certain types of alopecia or general hair thinning
- People who may experience risk of allergic reactions from other treatments
- People looking for a natural treatment
- Blood is drawn from a vein in your body.
- A separation procedure extracts & concentrates the desired body substances (PRP – platelet rich plasma).
- These substances are then injected into your skin with multiple small superficial injections or used topically in combination with microneedling.
- Improvement of skin texture and tone
- Gradual increase in skin thickness and vitality
- Can be used for sensitive areas
- May be combined with other treatments to stimulate biological effects.
- pain
- infection
- no relief or worsening of symptoms
- blood clot
- nerve injury
- skin discolouration
- calcification
- scarring
- loss of fat to the affected area
- allergic reaction
Medically Indicated and Facial Rejuvenation Peel Treatments
- Your skin is cleaned with a pre-peel cleanser to remove make up and oils
- Glycolic acid peel is applied for up to10 – 15 minutes -this will vary.
- Neutraliser is sprayed over the face to stop the peel process
- You wash your face at this time to remove any further residue
- If opting to do so, the phototherapy light is applied
- A serum is applied to speed recovery
- At home, further application of serum and smoothing cream are used to help enhance benefits of the peel
- Your skin is cleaned with acetone to remove make-up and oils
- Barrier ointment is applied around the eyes, nose, and mouth
- 2-3 layers of acid are applied to the skin with gauze
- Your skin is cleaned with a pre-peel cleanser to remove make up and oils Barrier ointment is applied around the eyes, nose, and mouth. Multiple layers of acid are applied with gauze to the skin, usually 2 – 5 layers.
- History of herpes simplex or cold sores (a treatment may be provided to avoid a breakout)
- History of allergies
- Recent exposure to the sun or other UV radiation and heat including heat lamps or tanning beds.
- Currently taking anti-coagulants (drugs for blood thinning)
- Currently taking immune supressing agents.
- Currently using an oral retinoid (should be discontinued 6 months prior to a peel procedure)
- Currently using topical retinoid (maybe discontinued 1-2 weeks prior) History of atopic skin reactions, eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, rosacea or other skin sensitivities
- Recent hair processing: removal (waxing, depilatories, laser, IPL), bleaching, dying, permanent wave or straightening treatment
- Recent cosmetic procedure: peel, microdermabrasion, laser or light therapy, chemical or mechanical exfoliation, etc.
- Tobacco usePeels are not recommended during pregnancy or while nursing