Pigmentation and sun-related changes
Brown spots, freckles or uneven tone may be assessed for selected light-based or resurfacing procedures. Pigment type, depth and skin history help guide the discussion.

Skin rejuvenation
Discuss uneven tone, texture, redness or hydration, with options guided by your skin assessment.
Request a consultationSkin rejuvenation is not one procedure or a fixed package. It describes an assessment-led approach to concerns such as pigmentation, redness, texture, hydration and overall skin quality.
Dr Wong identifies the concern you would like to prioritise before discussing which options, if any, are appropriate. Normal changes in appearance do not necessarily require treatment.
Brown spots, freckles or uneven tone may be assessed for selected light-based or resurfacing procedures. Pigment type, depth and skin history help guide the discussion.
Persistent redness or visible small vessels need assessment of the pattern and cause. Selected light-based procedures may be considered depending on skin type and suitability.
Indented scars differ from post-acne colour changes. Scar pattern, depth, tethering and any active acne affect whether resurfacing or another approach is appropriate.
Concerns about texture or firmness may be assessed for resurfacing, RF microneedling or other suitable care. Clinical assessment and your tolerance for recovery matter.
Selected facials, skincare or LED may be discussed when hydration or general skin care is the priority. More intensive treatment is not automatically required.
Dr Wong begins with the concerns you want to prioritise and a review of your skin and procedure history. The aim is to explain appropriate options, not to select a procedure from a fixed menu.
Your goals, expectations and preferred recovery time help guide the discussion. A staged approach, a different type of care or no procedure may be appropriate.
W Medical Aesthetics uses different approaches according to the concern being assessed. Each has its own role, limitations and risks.
Availability and suitability need confirmation with the clinic. The following options are not interchangeable or a recommended package.
A light-based procedure that may be considered for selected pigmentation, redness and uneven tone. Skin assessment and the proposed area guide the settings and suitability.
A resurfacing procedure considered for selected acne scars or texture concerns. It involves recovery and risks that need discussion before you decide whether to proceed.
Combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy. It may be discussed for selected texture or firmness concerns, with individual assessment of the skin and underlying anatomy.
A non-invasive option that may be considered alone or as supportive care within a broader plan. It does not replace assessment of an undiagnosed skin condition.
Professional skincare and facial massage may be selected according to concerns such as dehydration or congestion. Reactive skin may need a gentler approach.
The consultation covers expectations, alternatives, risks, aftercare and fees. The agreed plan is confirmed only after assessment and an opportunity to ask questions.
The timeline varies with the procedure and individual skin response. Changes associated with resurfacing or collagen-remodelling procedures may develop gradually rather than immediately.
The number of appointments, their spacing and whether maintenance is appropriate are discussed individually. Review considers both response and any unwanted effects before another step is planned.
Depending on the procedure, redness, swelling, sensitivity, bruising or pigment changes may occur. More intensive resurfacing generally involves a longer recovery period.
Invasive or energy-based procedures can also involve infection, burns, scarring or other tissue injury. RF microneedling has been associated with serious complications, including unwanted fat loss and nerve injury. The relevant risks must be discussed for the proposed procedure and area.
Contact the clinic about unexpected or worsening symptoms. Seek urgent medical care for severe symptoms.
Your consultation provides an opportunity to discuss skin concerns, medical history, previous care and expectations. Dr Wong explains whether a procedure may be suitable and what its limitations are.
Dr Kee Sing Wong, MBBS, FRACGP
Registered medical practitioner
AHPRA registration: MED0000996242
Registration status: Registered
Costs depend on the procedure, treatment area and plan discussed after assessment. Ask what is included, whether consultation or review fees apply and what alternatives are available.
No fixed number of appointments is appropriate for everyone. You can decide not to proceed after discussing your options.
The discussion depends on the main concern, skin type, previous procedures and preferred downtime. Dr Wong assesses these factors before recommending whether any procedure is appropriate.
Selected facials and LED generally involve less recovery than intensive resurfacing or RF microneedling. Recovery still varies by procedure, area and individual response.
There is no standard number for everyone. Any proposed course depends on the concern and procedure, and should be reviewed according to your response and recovery.
Fees depend on the procedure, area and plan discussed after assessment. The clinic can explain relevant charges before you decide whether to proceed.
Take the next step
Discuss the concerns you would like assessed, possible options and relevant recovery requirements with W Medical Aesthetics.
Request a consultation