Discover The New Cosmetic Treatments At Narre Warren Dental Care

1. Immediate and visible results
   Following your appointment, you will be able to notice the instantaneous results of your treatment. A dermal filler automatically adds volume to the desired area and smooths out wrinkles.
   
   
2. No recovery or downtime
   There is little to no downtime following our offered combination of treatments. In fact, the procedure itself can take as short as 15 minutes. Your recovery will not involve any surgical scarring. Slight swelling may be observed in the area but can be expected to subside a few days after the appointment.
   
   
3. Minimal risk
   Although minimal, our cosmetic treatments do carry some risks. These will include redness, swelling, and mild bruising at the injection site. These will be minimal and can be easily concealed with makeup if desired. Facial asymmetry is a more complicated risk. When this occurs, one side of the face will appear different from the other. To avoid this complication, it is important to receive your fillers from a qualified health practitioner.
   
   
4. Confidence boost
   Cosmetic treatments can boost the confidence of patients. In fact, many patients said they felt better about themselves and even experienced an increase in self-esteem. Therefore, if you’re looking to boost your confidence, cosmetic treatment may be right for you.

The Australian Medical Association states that minors under the legal age of 18 years old should not be allowed to undergo procedures to modify or enhance their physical appearance. Exceptions are made when these cosmetic procedures are in the medical and/or psychological interests of the patient.

Generally, Australian law respects the autonomy of a competent child and gives them the freedom to consent to medical treatment. Certain factors are first considered to determine a juvenile patient’s competency. These include:

• The child’s age and maturity,
• Their ability to understand the nature and consequences of the proposed treatment
• Their psychiatric, psychological, and emotional state

For children who are deemed unfit to give properly informed and competent consent to their medical and dental treatment, their parents are given the responsibility to give consent on their behalf.