Drcosmetist cosmetic clinic

 Hair thinning and changes in scalp health are common concerns that can be influenced by age, stress, hormones, or genetics. At Drcosmetist , we take a medical and personalised approach to hair concerns, starting with a thorough consultation. Dr Sadaf Salehi is a qualified General Practitioner and cosmetic doctor with a special interest in skin and hair-related conditions. Based on your individual assessment, she may explore a combination of options, including oral or topical treatments, or in-clinic procedures when appropriate. While specific treatments are not listed here due to Australian advertising regulations, the focus remains on safety, suitability, and achieving long-term improvement based on your unique needs and medical history. If you’re experiencing hair thinning, scalp discomfort, or would like to discuss post-transplant care, we invite you to book a consultation online or call us on 0401 651 809 to explore suitable options in a medical setting.

Aging gracefully doesn’t mean surrendering to fine lines, sagging skin, or uneven texture. At Drcosmetist Cosmetic Clinic in Neutral Bay, Sydney , we believe in empowering you with advanced, non-invasive solutions that refresh and restore your skin—without the need for surgery.  Why Choose Non-Surgical Skin Rejuvenation? Non-surgical treatments offer a safe, effective, and downtime-free alternative to traditional cosmetic procedures. Whether you’re looking to smooth expression lines, restore facial volume, or improve skin tone, these treatments are designed to deliver natural-looking results with minimal disruption to your daily life.  Popular Non-Surgical Options at Drcosmetist • RF Microneedling: Stimulates collagen renewal and firms the skin using radiofrequency energy. • Chemical Peels: Gently exfoliate and renew the skin’s surface for a brighter, more youthful glow. • Volume Restoration Treatments: Enhance facial contours and replenish lost fullness using advanced skin vo...

 Dry, flaky skin around the nose can be caused by several factors, including cold weather, allergies, harsh skincare products, or underlying skin conditions. Here are some tips to address it effectively: 1. Gentle Cleansing Use a mild, fragrance-free cleanser to avoid further irritation. Avoid harsh exfoliators that can worsen dryness. 2. Hydration is Key Apply a moisturizer with ceramides, hyaluronic acid, or glycerin to restore moisture. Consider using a facial oil (such as jojoba or squalane) for extra hydration. 3. Exfoliate Wisely Use a gentle chemical exfoliant (like lactic acid) instead of physical scrubs. Limit exfoliation to 1-2 times per week to prevent over-drying. 4. Avoid Harsh Products Skip alcohol-based toners and strong acne treatments that strip natural oils. If using retinoids or benzoyl peroxide, apply them sparingly and follow with moisturizer. 5. Protect Your Skin Barrier Use a thicker emollient (like petroleum jelly or a ceramide-based balm) at night to lock i...

  Medical-grade chemical peels are professionally delivered skin treatments designed to support overall skin clarity, texture, and renewal. These peels use carefully selected acids to exfoliate the skin at varying depths and are only provided following a professional consultation to ensure suitability for your skin type and goals. At Drcosmetist, Dr Sadaf offers individualised skin assessments to determine whether a professional peel may be appropriate as part of your personalised skincare plan . Types of Professional Skin Peels The depth and strength of a peel are selected based on skin type, lifestyle, and skin concerns discussed during your consultation: Superficial Peels –  Typically use alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) like glycolic or lactic acid to gently exfoliate the surface of the skin. These may support smoother texture and a refreshed appearance. Medium-Depth Peels –  May include ingredients like trichloroacetic acid (TCA), and are used in selected cases under clini...