Meraki Cosmetic

— IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR APRIL —

During this time, our clinic operations will be temporarily adjusted.

All appointments scheduled throughout this month will be personally contacted and rescheduled by our team.

I sincerely appreciate your patience, kindness, and understanding as I take this time to be with my family.

Thank you for your continued support—it means more than words can express.

Thank you for your continued support and understanding while I take a short period away from the clinic to attend a conference.

During this time, responses may be slightly delayed. All appointments, enquiries, and ongoing care remain incredibly important to me, and I will be in touch as soon as possible.

Thank you so much for your patience while I take this time. I will be replying to all DMs and emails as soon as I can.

I look forward to welcoming you back into clinic very soon.

We’re proud to now offer Women’s Health Consultations at La Forme Esthetique 🤍

Women’s health is complex, individual, and often overlooked. These consultations are designed to provide a safe, confidential space to discuss hormonal changes, perimenopause, menopause, and general wellbeing concerns with a qualified health professional.

Our focus is on:
- Education and understanding your symptoms
- Evidence-based discussion of available options
- Individualised care and appropriate referral where needed

These consultations do not replace your GP or specialist care, but work alongside your existing healthcare team to support you through each stage of life.

If you’ve been feeling “not quite yourself” and want a professional, respectful conversation about your health — we’re here to listen.

📍 Bookings now available
📩 DM or contact the clinic for more information

Proud to have completed the Patient Suitability, Governance, Compliance & Ethics of Non-Surgical Cosmetic Medicine short course at Monash University, achieving a High Distinction.

I invest in rigorous education because my patients deserve safe, ethical, evidence-based care — and because our industry must continue to raise its standards.

A sincere thank you to Mike Clauge and Professor Gregory Goodman for developing and curating such an important course. Governance, compliance and patient suitability are not optional extras — they are the foundation of responsible aesthetic medicine.

Feeling unsure if what you’re experiencing could be peri- or menopause? You are not alone.

JOIN US - for a free webinar presented by Fresh Health, powered by .clinics as we open up the conversation about women’s health - from the early signs of peri-menopause to the simple steps you can take to support your wellbeing.

Let’s Talk About Women’s Health & Menopause
TUESDAY, 11 NOVEMBER
6:30-7:30pm (AEST)
Speakers: Dr Isabella Sillar & Chiza Westcarr
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This session is designed to help you understand what’s happening inside your body - and how you can feel confident and supported through every stage.

Register now to save your spot. The link is in my bio.

Supporting women when they need it most.

As World Menopause Awareness Month comes to a close, we want to make sure we continue to support and nurture women through these hormonal changes.

If managing your hormones has felt overwhelming, know this: you don’t have to go it alone.

We now offer Women’s Health Consultations tailored to you.
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Monash University tutorial with my study buddy .b (Patient Suitability, Governance, Compliance and Ethics of Non-Surgical Cosmetic Medicine)

Hormonal changes can show up in ways you might not expect.

Joint aches, worsening arthritis, heavy or irregular periods - these can all be signs of changing hormone levels.

Too often, women push through symptoms without realising they could be linked to perimenopause or menopause.

The first step is simple: talk to someone you trust.

You don’t have to figure it out alone. Book a women’s health consultation with us online.

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Perimenopause vs Menopause - what’s the difference?

Perimenopause often begins in your 40’s and is marked by fluctuating hormones and ongoing periods (which may be irregular, heavy or clotting).

Menopause, on the other hand, is reached after 12 months without a period. By age 55, around 90% of women will be in menopause.

This transition can bring significant changes - from brain fog and sleep issues to long-tern impacts on work, finances, and health. In fact, in Australia, it’s predicted that $17 billion will be lost in income and superannuation due to menopause-related challenges in the workforce.

For a personalised menopause consultation, get in touch with our team.

*Source: Jean Hailes for Women’s Health, 2024