Aesthetic Doctors Australia

Aesthetic Doctors Australia Dr Rakib - Founder & Cosmetic Dr
ACCSM Fellow | Non Surgical Cosmetic Medicine
APHRA No MED0001936872
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Jowling looks complicated, but it usually comes down to just two things: lost volume & structure, and the pull of everyd...
07/09/2026

Jowling looks complicated, but it usually comes down to just two things: lost volume & structure, and the pull of everyday facial movement.

That means the approach doesn’t have to be complicated either, a considered plan can address both, mapped out with you at consultation.

If you’re interested in booking, the link is in our bio.

Disclaimer: General information only, not a substitute for individual medical advice. Suitability, results and the number of sessions required vary and are determined during a full consultation. All cosmetic procedures carry risks, ask your practitioner for further information.

04/09/2026

Not every lip journey starts here, and that’s okay.

This client came to us wanting a change from previous work done elsewhere. Her consultation was about starting fresh, properly, understanding what she liked, what she wanted different, and what her natural shape actually called for.

The correction wasn’t about adding more. It was about restraint, refining proportion, restoring symmetry, and letting her natural lip shape lead the way.

What you’re seeing now is what happens when it’s done right.

If your journey didn’t start here either, it can still end here.

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03/09/2026

PRP vs PRF

Indications for PRF
Under eye wrinkles, hollowness and dark shadows
Skin texture tone and wrinkles

Can be done on face, neck and décolletage
4 sessions 6 weeks apart

IMCAS Shanghai 2026.It was great to reconnect with old colleagues and meet new faces from across the aesthetic medicine ...
30/08/2026

IMCAS Shanghai 2026.

It was great to reconnect with old colleagues and meet new faces from across the aesthetic medicine community.

The conference was an excellent opportunity to stay up to date with the rapidly evolving field of aesthetic medicine, with extensive learning across ultrasound and the management of complications, biostimulators, skin boosters, regenerative approaches, and emerging treatment technologies.

There is so much innovation happening in our field, and continuing education is an important part of ensuring we provide safe, evidence-informed and up-to-date care for our patients.

Taking plenty of new knowledge and ideas back to the clinic, and I look forward to sharing what I’ve learned with my patients.

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28/08/2026

XERF uses dual-frequency radiofrequency to reach the skin’s shallow, mid, and deep layers, including the fibroseptal network, the connective tissue framework that holds skin structure in place. Rather than reducing fat, XERF works by heating and contracting these fibrous bands and stimulating new collagen, so the lift comes from genuine structural tightening.

Most patients notice an immediate firming effect, with results building over the following weeks as collagen remodels. One to two sessions are typically recommended, though your provider will confirm the right number for you after a full assessment.

Individual results vary. A consultation with a qualified practitioner is required to determine suitability.

25/08/2026

Redefine your profile without surgery. Using advanced ultrasound guidance, this treatment refines the nasal bridge, lifts and refines the tip, and smooths irregularities, all with millimetre precision and enhanced vascular safety. Ultrasound imaging allows us to visualise your unique anatomy in real time, reducing risk and improving accuracy compared to traditional techniques.

This approach is also ideal for patients seeking correction after previous rhinoplasty, addressing asymmetry, contour irregularities, or residual concerns with a gentle, targeted solution.

No incisions. No general anaesthesia. Minimal downtime, with most patients returning to daily activities immediately.

Results and duration vary between individuals. This is a cosmetic medical treatment involving risks including but not limited to bruising, swelling, and vascular complications. A consultation with a registered medical practitioner is required before proceeding.

20/08/2026

Cellulite - What’s Really Happening Beneath the Skin

Cellulite isn’t a fat problem. It’s a structural one. Fibrous bands beneath the skin pull down on the surface, creating the dimpled appearance, while thinning skin and reduced collagen make it more visible over time.

Our approach combines subcision (releasing those tethering bands) with a biostimulator to rebuild collagen and improve skin quality from within.

✨ Most patients see 40–50% visible improvement
✨ Some areas benefit from a second session for optimal results
✨ Performed comfortably under local anaesthesia
✨ A safe, minimally invasive option for smoother looking skin

Results vary between individuals. This is general information only and does not constitute medical advice. A personalised assessment is required to determine suitability.

📅 Book a consultation to find out if this treatment is right for you.

18/08/2026

XERF | Advanced structural Skin Tightening

XERF is an advanced dual-frequency monopolar radiofrequency treatment designed to improve skin laxity, firmness and facial definition.

What makes XERF unique is its ability to use two different RF frequencies, allowing controlled energy delivery at different depths beneath the skin. This enables us to target multiple tissue layers and stimulate controlled thermal remodelling and collagen production.

The goal is to improve skin firmness and tightening, rather than simply reducing volume. When appropriately treated, the aim is to preserve facial fat while addressing laxity and loss of definition.

One of the major advantages of XERF is that it requires no numbing, no needles and no downtime. Patients can generally return to their normal activities immediately after treatment.

For patients with moderate to significant skin laxity, I generally recommend 2 sessions approximately 8 weeks apart. This allows us to approach the different layers of tissue progressively rather than relying on a single treatment.

XERF is not a surgical facelift and is not designed to replicate the results of surgery. It is a non-surgical option for patients looking to improve firmness, tightening and overall skin quality without downtime.

A thorough consultation is important to assess your degree of laxity, facial structure and suitability for treatment.

Disclaimer: XERF is a medical treatment and results vary between individuals. Treatment outcomes are dependent on individual anatomy, skin laxity and other factors. No cosmetic treatment can guarantee a specific result. A consultation with a qualified medical practitioner is required to determine suitability, risks and expected outcomes.

17/08/2026

Tear Trough / Under-Eye Hollowness

Tear trough hollowing is the shadowed, sunken groove between your lower eyelid and cheek often making you look tired even when you’re not. It’s caused by natural volume loss and thinning skin in this delicate area.

The good news: it can be carefully softened with targeted volume treatment, restoring a smoother, more rested transition from lid to cheek. For some patients, this is combined with PRF injections, which help stimulate the skin’s own collagen for added support and quality over time.

The biggest concern people have? Lumps or migration. In reality, this comes down to product choice and precise dosing not the treatment itself. This is one of the most technique-sensitive areas of the face, which is why experience matters and a proper consultation is essential before any treatment plan is made.

⚠️ Results vary by individual. All cosmetic treatments carry risks and should only be performed following a consultation with a qualified practitioner.

Honoured to have been invited to speak at Cosmetex 2026, the annual conference of the Australasian College of Cosmetic S...
16/08/2026

Honoured to have been invited to speak at Cosmetex 2026, the annual conference of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine (ACCSM).

I had the opportunity to present on ultrasound in non-surgical rhinoplasty, a topic that brings together my particular interest in rhinoplasty, facial anatomy and the technical aspects of using ultrasound to enhance assessment and injection safety.

It was a privilege to share ideas with fellow doctors and, as always, great to reconnect with colleagues from across the country.

Grateful for the opportunity to contribute to such a high-level, doctor-led conference and to continue learning from the incredible clinicians within our field.

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