Facial balance
Assessment considers facial proportions, existing volume and the relationship between features. A volume-related concern does not automatically require a procedure.
Facial and body contour assessment
Reformative Volumising and Contouring in Adelaide
Dr Wong assesses proportions, skin quality, medical history and goals before discussing a suitable pathway at W Medical Aesthetics.
Request a consultationAn assessment-led approach to contour concerns
This service begins with an individual assessment rather than one fixed procedure. It may involve facial balance, selected body contour concerns or a staged plan depending on anatomy, skin quality and goals.
Dr Wong discusses realistic limitations, appropriate alternatives and the option of having no treatment.
Firmness and contour
Radiofrequency and other firmness-focused approaches may be considered where clinically appropriate. Different technologies have different limitations and risks.
Selected body concerns
Localised contour or changes after weight fluctuation may be assessed. Contouring is not a substitute for weight management or surgical assessment.
A staged plan
Some concerns may require one approach; others may be reviewed in stages. Each response should be assessed before deciding whether another procedure is appropriate.
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Concerns this approach may address
A personalised contouring plan can be developed around concerns such as:
The aim is not to change the way you naturally look. Planning focuses on subtle support and balanced proportions.
Standard approach of W Medical
A consultation is the first step in every treatment plan. Dr Wong reviews your concerns, assesses suitability and discusses realistic outcomes, appropriate alternatives and the option of having no treatment.
The assessment may consider:
- Changes in facial volume and balance
- Reduced definition in selected facial areas
- Changes in facial proportions
- Changes in skin firmness affecting contour definition
- Localised body shape concerns
- Changes following weight loss or weight fluctuation
- More than one concern requiring a staged approach
- Facial or body proportions
- Existing volume and contour
- Skin thickness and quality
- Skin firmness and quality
- Previous cosmetic treatments
- Relevant health background and current medications
- Your goals and expected treatment results
Treatment plan examples
Your plan reflects the areas being assessed rather than a standard package. Timing allows response and recovery to be reviewed before proceeding further.
Facial balancing pathway
Considers selected areas of volume and the relationship between facial features.
Firmness and contour pathway
Considers skin firmness and targeted contour concerns.
Body contour assessment
Reviews selected localised areas or changes following weight fluctuation.
Expected timeline and follow-up
The expected changes vary according to the procedure selected, the area being treated and your individual response. Some procedures may involve earlier visible changes, while others develop more gradually.
Maintenance also differs between treatment types. Some options require a series of appointments, while others may involve review treatments after the initial result begins to change.
Before treatment, Dr Wong will explain:
- What results may be achievable with treatment
- When results are expected to develop
- How long the effect may last
- Whether maintenance is likely
- The expected recovery period
- Suitability, response, recovery and maintenance needs vary.
- Further appointments are based on review rather than an automatic fixed course.
- Another approach or no procedure may be appropriate after assessment.
Risks and aftercare
The risks and recovery period depend on the treatment selected, the area treated and your medical history. Temporary effects may include tenderness, redness, swelling or sensitivity. Device-based procedures and other approaches can also involve less common complications.
Before you proceed, Dr Wong will explain the relevant risks, alternatives, expected recovery and when to contact the clinic.
Your procedure-specific aftercare instructions will cover:
- Expected recovery changes
- Skincare requirements and activity restrictions
- Signs requiring further clinical assessment
- How to contact the clinic about concerns
- The timing of any review appointment
Individual aftercare
Follow the procedure-specific advice provided by the clinic for skincare, activity restrictions and review.
You will be advised about expected recovery changes, symptoms requiring assessment and how to contact the clinic with concerns.
Your consultation with Dr Wong
Dr Kee Sing Wong, MBBS, FRACGP, is a registered medical practitioner at W Medical Aesthetics. Discuss your concerns, medical history, alternatives, relevant risks and costs before deciding whether to proceed.
AHPRA registration number: MED0000996242
Registration status: Registered
Costs and treatment planning
Cost depends on the proposed approach, areas and number of appointments. The clinic provides a quotation after assessment and explains any expected review or maintenance costs before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about contouring consultations
Which option may be suitable for me?
The appropriate treatment can only be determined after Dr Wong assesses your proportions, skin quality, volume, laxity and goals. Your plan may involve one treatment type or a staged combination. Dr Wong will not recommend a procedure when it is unlikely to align with your goals.
Is this a single standard procedure?
This is an assessment-led service rather than a single procedure. Dr Wong considers facial proportions, skin quality, firmness and contour concerns before discussing appropriate options, limitations and relevant risks.
Is this service for the face or body?
The treatment plan can focus on the face, body or a staged combination. Facial planning generally considers volume and proportion. Body planning may focus on skin laxity or localised contour. Dr Wong will confirm which areas can be treated safely and realistically.
How much does the consultation plan cost?
Cost depends on the treatment selected, the number of areas and whether a series of appointments is recommended. W Medical Aesthetics will provide a clear treatment plan and quotation after your assessment. The clinic will also explain potential maintenance costs before proceeding.
How long do the results last?
The duration of your results depends on the treatment selected and your individual response. Some treatments create an earlier change, while others develop gradually as the skin responds. Dr Wong will explain the expected timeline, likely maintenance and factors that may affect the longevity of your result during consultation.
Take the next step
Request a contouring consultation
Discuss facial or body concerns and understand the options, limitations, risks and recovery before deciding whether to proceed.
Request a consultationThis information is general and does not replace an individual medical assessment. Suitability, results, recovery and maintenance needs vary. All procedures carry risks. Images do not promise or predict outcomes.