Explore Our Eight Services
Enrich Aesthetics offers eight cosmetic nursing services from a single Wangi Wangi clinic on Lake Macquarie's western shore. Every service starts with a one-on-one consultation with Kirsty Neagle, a Registered Nurse first registered in 2001. Below is a short overview of each. Open any service for the full detail, including what a consultation covers and, where pricing can legally be published, what it costs.
You will notice the eight pages are not written to the same depth, and that is deliberate. Chemical peels, bio-stimulator threads, Rejuran and teeth whitening are cosmeceutical treatments, medical devices and a cosmetic procedure. None of them is a prescription medicine, so each can be named, explained in full and priced openly, and each of those pages does exactly that.
Fine lines and wrinkles and volumising treatments are different. The options in those categories involve Schedule 4 prescription medicines, and Australian law prohibits advertising prescription medicines to the public, which covers naming them, describing them, pricing them and implying what they achieve. Those two pages are therefore about the concern and the consultation rather than the treatment. Where another clinic's page appears to tell you more, that is usually the explanation rather than a difference in what is offered.
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Frown lines, forehead lines and crow's feet are a natural part of ageing, and a consultation is where you find out what your options actually are. Kirsty will assess your skin and talk through suitability before anything else happens.
Australian law restricts how prescription-only treatments can be advertised online, so this page covers the consultation, not the treatment. Ask Kirsty anything at your appointment.
Learn about fine lines and wrinkles consultationsBio-Stimulators
A treatment using fine polydioxanone (PDO) threads to support the skin and encourage its own collagen production over time.
Learn about bio-stimulator treatmentsRejuran
An injectable polynucleotide treatment derived from salmon DNA, supplied as a Class III medical device. $700 for the classic treatment, $550 for the eye treatment.
Learn about Rejuran treatmentsExosome Therapy
A topical exosome serum applied in clinic, in an appointment that also includes a skin needling step and LED. $450.
Learn about exosome therapyThe Full
Range
One Nurse, Every Visit
Whichever service you're considering, you'll see Kirsty for both your consultation and your treatment. Nothing is booked or priced until she's assessed you in person.
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Every service on this page begins the same way: a one-on-one consultation with Kirsty. Tell her what's bothering you and she'll talk you through what's actually suitable, no pressure to book anything on the day.
Book a ConsultationFAQs
Which service is right for me?
It depends on your concern and your skin. Book a consultation and Kirsty will assess you in person rather than guessing from a website description.
Do I need a consultation before booking a treatment?
Yes, for every service. Some services (bio-stimulators, chemical peels, teeth whitening) have published pricing you can review beforehand; others require an in-person assessment before pricing or treatment details can be discussed.
Can I combine services in one visit?
Sometimes, depending on the services and your suitability for each. This is confirmed at consultation, not booked sight-unseen.
Why do some service pages show prices and others do not?
Because Australian law treats them differently. Chemical peels, bio-stimulator threads, Rejuran and teeth whitening are not prescription medicines, so they can be named and priced publicly. The options behind fine lines and volumising treatments are Schedule 4 prescription medicines, and advertising those to the public is prohibited, including their prices.
What does a consultation cover?
Your medical and treatment history, an in-person clinical assessment of the areas that concern you, a discussion of the options and their limitations, and informed consent. Treatment follows only where it is considered appropriate, and sometimes the recommendation is to do nothing for now.
Who will I see?
Kirsty Neagle, every time. Enrich Aesthetics is a single-practitioner clinic, so the nurse who assesses you is the one who treats you, and your history does not have to be re-explained to someone new at each visit.
Do you treat men?
Yes. Kirsty's clients include men, and consultations are open to all adults. Male facial anatomy differs in skin thickness and in the mass of the forehead and brow muscles, so assessment and treatment planning account for that.
What if a treatment is not suitable for me?
Then it is not recommended, and the reasons get explained. A different approach or a referral may be suggested instead. A consultation does not commit you to treatment, and a fair number of people book one specifically to rule things out.