Frequently Asked Questions

We do have multiple packages available however and unable to advertise these due to TGA guidelines. If you would like to discuss our packages, please reach out via instagram, email or phone. 

The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is part of the Australian Government Department of Health and is responsible for regulating therapeutic goods such as prescription medications. Due to TGA guidelines, cosmetic nurses are unable to advertise scheduled medications on social media, making it difficult to disclose treatments and specific brand names.

Due to this, we offer complimentary consultations or video call to discuss the available brands in detail before proceeding with your treatment. This allows us to have an in-depth discussion and address any questions or concerns you may have about the options available.

Although we would love to be transparent in our pricing, listing prices is considered a form of advertising as per the TGA. We encourage booking in for a consultation to provide an accurate quote or feel free reach out for pricing information.  Again, we have made our consultations complimentary to account for this.

TGA regulations prohibit disclosing specific brand names online. As a result, we offer complimentary consultations where we are happy to discuss the available brands in detail before proceeding with your treatment. This is also where the 15-minute video call may be suitable, for patients who are after a specific product and would like to make sure we stock it.

Comfort during treatment is paramount to Nurse Tahlie. While individual pain tolerance varies, we ensure that managing discomfort is paramount. At Aesthete by Tahlie, we utilise various techniques, such as numbing creams or ice, to minimise discomfort during the treatment process.