Dr Christina Tan graduated with a medical degree from the University of Melbourne. She then spent five years working in various Melbourne metropolitan hospitals, and has completed basic surgical training. This was followed by working for two years as a rural GP in country Victoria, during which time she attained her fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Since returning to Melbourne, she has worked as an inner city GP, and completed her fellowship of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery (Faculty of Medicine). Christina is a full-member of the Australasian College of Aesthetic Medicine, the peak body representing qualified and experienced doctors who specialise in cosmetic medicine, so that patients can rest assured they are being treated by an appropriately trained expert.
Since returning to Melbourne, she has worked as an inner city GP, and completed her fellowship of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery (Faculty of Medicine). Christina is a full-member of the Australasian College of Aesthetic Medicine, the peak body representing qualified and experienced doctors who specialise in cosmetic medicine, so that patients can rest assured they are being treated by an appropriately trained expert.
Services
Photo Facial Rejuvenation
Report
Ageing of the face is often associated with dull skin, brown marks, red veins and wrinkles. Most of these changes occur as a result of sun exposure over many years.
For tired looking skin with enlarged pores, poor texture, fine lines, small veins, redness, age spots and other blemishes associated with ageing and an active lifestyle, significant improvements can be achieved with a series of pulse light treatments, targeted to treat the appropriate concerns.At Melbourne Cosmetic Medicine, the technology we use is called Broadband Light (BBL), an improved version of the Intense Pulse Light (IPL).
For tired looking skin with enlarged pores, poor texture, fine lines, small veins, redness, age spots and other blemishes associated with ageing and an active lifestyle, significant improvements can be achieved with a series of pulse light treatments, targeted to treat the appropriate concerns.At Melbourne Cosmetic Medicine, the technology we use is called Broadband Light (BBL), an improved version of the Intense Pulse Light (IPL).
Bruxism & Teeth Grinding
Report
A person usually does not realise that they grind their teeth in their sleep. The partner who shares their bed and hears the grinding noises at night is often the first to notice the problem. Teeth grinding can be a result of stress. Some people grind their teeth when they are angry, concentrating or feeling anxious.
Facial Slimming
Report
Attractive female role models portrayed in the media usually conform to the universal image of beauty: flawless skin, wide eyes, high cheek bones, full lips and a slender jawline. Having a square jaw caused by having a bulky muscle mass over the angle of the jaw (mandible), is frequently perceived as masculine by some females, and is more common in those of Asian descent.
Non-Surgical Skin Tightening
Report
Skin sags and becomes loose due to loss of volume from underlying tissues (age, weight loss), loss of skin tone (age, sun damage) or loss of muscle tone (injury or disease). While surgery may be an option, it may not be desirable, practical or appropriate, and non-surgical options may be sought. Lasers, light sources and radio-frequency devices may be used to produce a gradual contracting effect on skin and deeper tissues.
Migraine Prevention
Report
Chronic migraine sufferers experience debilitating headaches that can cause intense pulsing or throbbing pain, occurring on more than half the month and lasting for hours, greatly affecting work, family and social life. Migraines affect more women than men, and are often accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light and sound.
Reviews
Be the first to review Melbourne Cosmetic Medicine.
Write a Review
