FLAWLESS AESTHETICS · COSMETIC
Nose
consultations.
Explore your nose shape or profile concerns with personalised care in Parramatta or Chatswood. Your practitioner will assess your concerns, explain limitations and risks, and advise whether specialist review is appropriate.
Dr Michael · The Nose Guy
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A consultation does not commit you to a procedure.
Your nose.
Your questions.
Overview
Discuss the shape, profile or symmetry of your nose and what you would like to understand. Assessment considers the bridge, tip and surrounding facial features.
Tell your practitioner about injury, previous surgery and any breathing concerns. Appearance and nasal function may need different assessments.
Suitability
Your anatomy, previous procedures, health history and expectations affect the options. An assessment does not mean a cosmetic procedure is suitable.
Breathing problems, significant structural changes or concerns following injury may need GP or specialist review. Ask whether referral is appropriate.
Preparation
Bring your medicines, allergies, previous procedure details and relevant reports. Explain any earlier complications and ask how to prepare for the appointment.
Do not stop prescribed medicines without advice from your treating clinician.
What to expect
Ask whether your expectations are realistic and what each option cannot address. A cosmetic consultation should not promise a smaller nose, perfect symmetry or improved breathing.
Discuss common and serious risks, limitations, costs and alternatives before consenting. Outcomes and recovery vary.
Assessment at Flawless
Non-surgical nose consultations focus on assessing nasal structure and overall facial features to determine whether a non-surgical approach may be clinically appropriate. Treatment is not guaranteed and is only provided after a full consultation with an AHPRA-registered practitioner.
EXPLORE YOUR NOSE
Areas to discuss.
Select an area to explore it.
Bridge and profile
Discuss the bridge and profile from different angles, including changes after injury or surgery. Your practitioner will explain the limits of cosmetic assessment and whether specialist review is needed.
Nose tip shape
Share what concerns you about the tip and its relationship to the rest of your nose. Assessment considers your individual anatomy and preferences without promising a particular shape.
Movement and function
Tell your practitioner about changes with expression, breathing difficulties or other symptoms. Functional concerns may need medical or specialist assessment.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
A place to start.
Your treatment
journey.
Time for your questions.
Space to decide.
01Plan your consultation
Discuss your nose shape, profile and any breathing concerns. Share previous injuries, procedures and relevant medical history.
02Discuss suitable options
Ask what can and cannot be addressed, whether specialist review is needed, and the risks, costs and alternatives.
03Decide your next steps
Take time to consider the advice. A consultation does not commit you to a procedure; confirm recovery and aftercare before any later decision.
04Your treatment
If treatment is suitable and you choose to proceed, your practitioner will explain the agreed procedure, its risks and what to expect before it begins.
05Aftercare & support
Follow the personalised instructions provided by your practitioner. Ask about expected recovery, warning signs, follow-up and who to contact if you have concerns, including outside clinic hours.
Your questions.
What happens at a nose concerns consultation?
Your practitioner reviews your concerns, nose shape and profile, relevant medical history and previous procedures. The discussion should explain whether further assessment or specialist review is needed and what options may be appropriate.
Can I discuss breathing problems as well as appearance?
Yes. Tell your practitioner about breathing difficulties, injuries or previous nasal surgery. Functional concerns may need a GP or specialist assessment; a cosmetic consultation should not be assumed to address them.
How long does the consultation take?
The time needed depends on the assessment. Confirm the appointment length, inclusions and fees when booking.
Can every nose concern be addressed at the clinic?
No. Your practitioner should explain the limits of the assessment and any proposed options. Some concerns need medical investigation or specialist review, and no cosmetic procedure may be appropriate.
Does an assessment commit me to a procedure?
No. You can ask questions, seek another opinion, take time to decide or choose no procedure. A consultation does not guarantee that a suitable cosmetic option exists.
What happens during the assessment?
Your practitioner will review your medical history, examine your features, discuss your concerns, and outline suitable options. You will receive clear explanations about techniques, benefits, limitations, and safety considerations.
Can treatment be performed on the same day?
Do not assume a procedure will happen during the consultation. Individual assessment and informed consent come first. Confirm the booking arrangements with the clinic.
Can I request written information before deciding?
Yes. Ask for information about the proposed option, its risks and limitations, costs, recovery and follow-up. Take time to review it and ask any further questions before consenting.
How soon will I notice results if I proceed?
Ask what is realistic for the specific option being considered, including recovery and when an outcome can be assessed. Immediate improvement should not be assumed.
How long do results last?
Duration depends on the specific option and individual circumstances. Ask about the evidence for expected duration, the limits of that estimate and whether any later review would be appropriate.
Can a particular change to my nose be guaranteed?
No. Ask what the proposed option may and may not change. Discuss the limits of any expected outcome, alternatives and the option of no procedure.
Can assessment remove the risks of a procedure?
No. Assessment can help identify risks but cannot eliminate complications. Ask about common and serious risks, how they would be managed, and whether another approach or no procedure is preferable.
What are the risks?
Risks depend on the proposed procedure, your anatomy and health. Ask about temporary effects, possible lasting injury, signs needing urgent care and who would manage complications. Obtain this information before deciding.
What happens if a procedure isn’t suitable for me?
If a procedure is not clinically appropriate, it should not go ahead. Ask your practitioner to explain the reasons and discuss any appropriate alternatives, including no treatment.
Do I need to prepare anything before my appointment?
Bring your medicines, allergies, previous procedure details and relevant reports. Tell the clinic about breathing concerns or past complications and ask for appointment-specific preparation instructions.
When should I discuss recovery and aftercare?
Discuss recovery and obtain procedure-specific aftercare instructions before deciding to proceed. Ask how any proposed procedure could affect work, exercise or other plans.
How should follow-up be arranged?
Before proceeding, confirm who will review your progress, how to contact the clinic and what to do if concerns arise. Ask which situations need prompt or urgent medical care.
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General information only. An individual clinical assessment and informed consent are required before any procedure. Risks, recovery and outcomes vary. Services are intended for adults aged 18 and over. Read our consultation and safety information.