At Smile Place, we know that feeling confident in your skin starts with understanding your options. Our FAQ section covers common questions about our aesthetic treatments, skincare solutions, and what to expect during your visit. If you have a specific concern or would like personalised advice, our friendly team is here to help you feel informed, comfortable, and cared for.
We offer a range of non-surgical skin treatments including HIFU Skin Tightening, SQT Bio-Microneedling, skin rejuvenation therapies, and personalised skincare plans. These treatments are designed to deliver natural, noticeable results with minimal downtime.
Treatment costs vary depending on the type of service and the number of sessions recommended for your skin goals. As a guide, treatments typically range from $250 to $800 per session. We’ll provide a personalised treatment plan and transparent pricing during your initial consultation – no surprises.
Absolutely. All our treatments are carried out by trained medical professionals using evidence-based, clinically approved techniques. Your safety, comfort, and satisfaction are our top priorities.
We start with a complimentary skin consultation to assess your needs, understand your goals, and recommend the best treatment plan for you. Every face is different, and so is every treatment.
Most of our treatments require little to no downtime. Some clients may experience slight redness or sensitivity for a short period, but our team will provide full aftercare guidance to help you feel confident and comfortable post-treatment.
The Child Dental Benefits Schedule (Previously known as Grow Up Smiling), a new dental program for eligible 2-17 year olds that will provide up to $1,026 in benefits to the patient for basic dental services.The Child Dental Benefits Schedule will replace the Medicare Teen Dental Plan on 1 January 2014 and will be administered by the Australian Government Department of Human Services.
A patient can receive benefits under the Child Dental Benefits Schedule for services performed in a public or private clinic.In order to provide services under the Child Dental Benefits Schedule, a dental provider must hold general or specialist registration with the Dental Board of Australia. The services may only be billed by a dentist or dental specialist (either a private provider or a representative public dentist) who has a Medicare provider number.As with the Medicare Teen Dental Plan, services or part of a service may also be provided on behalf of a dentist or dental specialist by another dental practitioner. Dental practitioners able to provide services on behalf of a dentist or specialist include dental hygienists, dental therapists, oral health therapists and dental prostheses.Smile Place?Dental can provide services under the Child Dental Benefits Schedule.
A child is eligible for the Child Dental Benefits Schedule if:
he or she is aged between 2-17 years old on any day in the calendar year; and
is eligible for Medicare and receives or is part of a family receiving a relevant Australian government payment such as Family Tax Benefit Part A.
A patients eligibility lasts a whole calendar year and is reassessed from the beginning of each calendar year.Total benefits are capped at $1,026 per patient over two consecutive calendar years. A patients benefit cap can only be used for eligible services provided to that patient: family members cannot share their entitlements.A patients entire benefit cap can be used in the first year if needed. If the entire cap is not used in the first year, the balance can be used in the next year if the child is still eligible. Any balance remaining at the end of the two year period cannot be used to fund services that are provided outside that two year period.Eligible children or their parents/guardian will be sent a notification letter from early 2014 notifying them of eligibility for the Child Dental Benefits Schedule.The notification is not a voucher for services. Dentists should confirm the child’s eligibility before providing services, and remaining balance at each occasion of treatment. Claims for services provided to patients that are not eligible or who do not have any remaining cap balance, will not be paid.
