As the saying goes, self care starts with skin care. And when it comes to caring for one of your body’s best assets, Emergence Aesthetics can consult with you about its holistic clinical skin care services.
Since opening at the end of 2022, the Narrabri business has added to its skincare products, complementing the range of treatments already on offer.
Emergence Aesthetics is operated by healthcare specialist Trudy Schatz, a registered nurse who decided to change career paths and instead focus on offering services and treatments to care for skin conditions.
Passionate about helping people, Trudy wants to assist all people get better and healthier skin.
Services on offer include clinical skin consultation and treatment recommendations, hydra and micro dermabrasion, cosmetic tattooing, micro skin needling, LED light therapy, anti-ageing injectables, dermal enhancement injectables, medical grade chemical peels, teeth whitening and plasma fibroblast (non-surgical skin rejuvenation).
Emergence Aesthetics also offers skin tag removal as well as the removal of non-cancerous (benign) lesions.
The clinical services and treatments are also ideal for people suffering from rosacea and acne.
Part of the offering at Emergence Aesthetics includes medical and clinical grade products through Dermaviduals.
Dermaviduals offers serums, creams and foundations, crafted to suit an individual’s skin care needs.
The products are only available through a practitioner and are made knowing that no two skins are the same.
Since opening, Trudy has been focused on advancing on her knowledge and skills, and recently travelled to Melbourne for further injectables training.
Soon, Emergence Aesthetics will offer melanography assessments as part of skin cancer checks.
New equipment will be arriving in coming months.
Trudy emphasised the importance of caring for your skin.
“We need to be mindful about our skin health,” she said.
“With my nursing background, I have a good understanding of how the body works internally and systemically, and how that affects your skin.”
Trudy offered her appreciation to clients who have travelled from near and far for her clinical services.
“It’s picked up really quickly,” she said.
“I want to offer services so people do not have to travel so far for skin care.”
Emergence Aesthetics operates from 91 Maitland Street, and Trudy encourages people to get in touch to discuss her range of services, or to receive a free consultation.
To enquire about the range of treatments and clinical services on offer at Emergence Aesthetics, phone 0473 805 490 or email [email protected]
People can also book online for services by visiting the clinic’s website https://emergenceaesthetics.com/
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