Avenue Advanced Skin Care

Men with wrinkle concerns — we’ve got you.

Anti-wrinkle treatments work by temporarily reducing the activity of specific facial muscles responsible for repeated expression. As those muscles relax, the appearance of wrinkles in the treated areas may be softened.

For men, common treatment areas include:

• Frown lines between the eyebrows
• Crow’s feet around the eyes
• Forehead lines
• Lines created by other areas of facial muscle activity

At Avenue Advanced Skin Care, treatment is carefully planned around your facial anatomy, muscle activity and the areas you want addressed.

Your clinician will assess your facial movement and determine whether this treatment is appropriate for you, including the areas and amount required.

📩 Contact Avenue Advanced Skin Care to arrange a consultation and discuss your options.

Consultation is required to determine suitability. Individual outcomes vary, and all medical procedures carry potential risks.

Men's skin has a few differences that can influence how fine lines and wrinkles develop.

It is generally thicker, with stronger facial muscles and frequent expression. Over time, this can make lines more noticeable across the forehead, between the brows and around the eyes.

So if you're starting to notice deeper expression lines, a more tired appearance or changes that weren't there a few years ago, you're not imagining it.

At Avenue Advanced Skin Care, we look at why those changes are appearing, not just the lines themselves. Your consultation allows our clinicians to assess your skin, discuss your concerns and determine which treatment options may be appropriate for you.

Depending on your individual needs, this may include wrinkle reduction treatments, laser-based rejuvenation, bio-regenerative treatments or other medical skin therapies.

📩 Contact our clinic to arrange a consultation and find out what treatment options are suitable for your skin.

Consultation is required to determine suitability. Individual outcomes vary, and all medical procedures carry potential risks.

PRP Hair Treatment works by using a concentrated portion of your own blood to support the scalp's natural repair and regeneration processes.

During treatment:

• A small sample of your blood is collected.

• The sample is placed into a specialised centrifuge, which separates and concentrates the platelet-rich plasma (PRP).

• The PRP, containing naturally occurring platelets and growth factors, is then carefully introduced into the areas of the scalp being treated.

PRP may be considered for certain types of hair thinning, hair loss or excessive shedding where hair follicles remain active. The aim is to support the hair growth cycle and stimulate underactive hair follicles using your body's own biological components.

Because hair loss can have many different causes, a thorough consultation and assessment are essential before any treatment is recommended. Your clinician will determine whether PRP is appropriate based on your hair concerns, medical history and individual treatment goals.

Consultation is required to determine suitability. Individual results vary, and all medical procedures carry potential risks.

✨ What is REJURAN?

This treatment is made from polynucleotides - derived from salmon DNA. It is designed to support overall skin quality and hydration. Rather than adding volume or changing facial shape, it is used to focus on the quality and appearance of the skin.

💉 Where is it treated?

We commonly treat areas where skin quality can become thinner, drier or show early signs of ageing.

📍 How deep does it go?
Targeting the dermis, using a series of small injections.

✨ What does the treatment look like over time?

This is not typically a one treatment and done approach. We generally recommend a course of treatments, with appointments spaced according to your individual treatment plan.

Over the following weeks, the focus is on gradual improvement in the appearance of hydration, texture, smoothness and overall skin quality rather than an immediate change in facial structure.

What does it target? 🎯

• Dehydrated or dull-looking skin
• Uneven skin texture
• Early signs of skin ageing
• Reduced-looking elasticity
• Fine lines
• Skin that appears tired or less radiant

📩 Contact our clinic to arrange a consultation and find out whether this treatment is suitable for your skin

Exosomes are not typically used as a standalone treatment. They may be combined with treatments such as laser or skin needling, depending on your skin concerns and your clinician's assessment.

Both laser and skin needling create temporary microscopic channels within the skin. These channels may assist with the delivery of topical exosomes into the treated area, where they are intended to support the skin's natural healing response.

Although both approaches share the same goal, they work differently:

• Skin Needling + Exosomes – Skin needling creates thousands of tiny mechanical micro-channels without heat and may be considered for concerns such as skin texture, enlarged pores and the appearance of certain acne scars.

• Laser + Exosomes – Laser creates controlled thermal micro-channels using light energy and may be considered where skin resurfacing or rejuvenation is clinically appropriate.

The most appropriate approach depends on factors such as your skin type, concerns, treatment goals and medical history.

A personalised consultation is required to determine whether treatment is suitable for you. Individual results vary, and all cosmetic procedures carry potential risks.

Hair thinning and increased shedding can occur for many reasons, including genetics, hormonal changes, stress and other underlying factors. Because no two people experience hair loss in the same way, the first step is understanding the cause.

At Avenue Advanced Skin Care, treatment recommendations are based on a comprehensive assessment of your scalp, hair concerns and medical history.

For suitable candidates, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy may be considered as one treatment option. PRP uses a concentrated portion of your own blood, containing platelets and growth factors, which is prepared and introduced into targeted areas of the scalp. The aim is to stimulate underactive hair follicles and support the natural hair growth cycle.

PRP may be considered for certain types of hair thinning or premature hair loss where hair follicles remain active. It is not suitable for every type of hair loss, which is why an individual assessment is essential before treatment is recommended.

A personalised consultation is required to determine suitability. Individual results vary, and all medical procedures carry potential risks.

Complex tattoos often contain multiple ink colours, varying pigment depths and layers that may require a considered treatment approach.

At Avenue Advanced Skin Care, we use Fotona QX Max, a medical-grade, multi-wavelength laser system designed to support the treatment of complex, multi-coloured tattoos.

The laser delivers very short pulses of energy that pass through the upper layers of the skin and are selectively absorbed by tattoo pigments. These pigments are broken into smaller particles, which are then gradually cleared by the body's natural immune response over time.

Because every tattoo is unique, factors such as the colours used, the depth and age of the tattoo, its location and your individual skin characteristics are all assessed before treatment. This allows your clinician to develop a personalised treatment plan based on your individual needs and suitability.

Disclaimer: Images are provided for educational and informational purposes only. Individual outcomes vary. All medical procedures carry risks and potential complications. A consultation with a qualified healthcare professional is required to determine suitability for treatment.

Peptides are receiving a lot of attention across social media and the wellness industry, but it's important to remember that popularity does not necessarily mean a treatment has been assessed for safety, quality or effectiveness.

Many peptide products promoted for cosmetic or aesthetic purposes are not approved by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) in Australia or the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for these uses.

Before considering any peptide-based therapy, it's important to seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional who can:

• Review your medical history and current health.
• Discuss whether the treatment is appropriate for your individual circumstances.
• Explain the current evidence, potential risks and available treatment alternatives.
• Help you make an informed decision based on your health goals.

At Avenue Advanced Skin Care, patient safety, evidence-based care and personalised assessment are central to every treatment recommendation.

This post is general information only and is not intended as medical advice. If you have questions about peptide therapies, speak with a qualified healthcare professional.

Fotona TightSculpting® is a non-invasive laser treatment that uses two complementary laser wavelengths within a single treatment session as part of a personalised approach to body contouring and body skin tightening.

The treatment uses the L-Runner scanner to deliver controlled heat to deeper tissue layers while maintaining a comfortable treatment experience.

This controlled thermal energy is designed to stimulate the body's natural tissue response and collagen remodelling, while targeting localised areas that may be suitable for treatment following clinical assessment.

Depending on individual suitability, treatment areas may include:

• Abdomen
• Flanks
• Upper arms
• Thighs
• Back
• Under the chin

Every treatment begins with a comprehensive consultation to assess your concerns, determine suitability, and develop a personalised treatment plan based on your individual goals.

Disclaimer: Images are provided for educational and informational purposes only. Individual outcomes vary. All medical procedures carry risks and potential complications. A consultation with a qualified healthcare professional is required to determine suitability for treatment.