Dr Tina Fang

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Dr Tina Fang MBBS FRACGP FACAM

Cosmetic Physician | MED0001882668
Doctor led cosmetic clinic

Laser Treatments • Cosmetic Mole Removal • Pigmentation

Cosmetic Doctor Brisbane | Injector | Skin & Laser


ISO Clinic, Upper Mt Gravatt
07 3472 7477

20/11/2025

ISO Clinic is proud to partner with Sunseal. Because reapplying every 2 hours isn’t practical for anyone, and eye-stinging formulas are out. Strong SPF, water-resistant, and built for active Aussies.

18/11/2025

A mole removed for assessment has healed with an excellent cosmetic outcome, and histology confirmed it was benign. Each patient’s healing response is different, and no outcome can be promised. If you notice changes in a mole, it’s worth getting it checked.
📞 07 34727477 to enquire

16/11/2025

💧 NCTF® 135 HA The “Nutrient Cocktail”

A well-known skinbooster packed with:
• Hyaluronic Acid for deep hydration
• 12 vitamins
• 24 amino acids
• Minerals, co-enzymes & nucleic acids
• Antioxidants including Glutathione

Think of it as a skin nutrition infusion, supporting smoother, brighter, more refreshed-looking skin.

🌟 Opuluxe V The “Next-Gen Booster”

A Korean multi-action formula featuring:
• PLLA to support firmness
• PDRN for skin vitality
• Hyaluronic Acid for hydration
• Glutathione for brightness
• Sphingomonas ferment extract for barrier support
• Amino acids, vitamins & peptides

Designed to help improve texture, clarity and resilience, especially in busy or changing weather.

🤝 Why They’re Besties

One feeds and hydrates the skin (NCTF).
One boosts structure, tone and barrier strength (Opuluxe V).
Together, they complement each other beautifully, a team approach to overall skin quality.

📌 Notes
These treatments may not be suitable for everyone.
A personalised consultation with a qualified practitioner is always recommended.

01/11/2025

✨ IV Nutrition: Glutathione + Vitamin C ✨
These two antioxidants play important roles in supporting cellular health and reducing oxidative stress.

💧 Glutathione: a naturally occurring antioxidant produced in our bodies.
🍊 Vitamin C: essential for immune support and collagen formation.

At Dr Tina Fang’s clinic, IV nutrition is provided following a consultation to determine suitability and discuss potential risks and benefits.

⚕️ This post is for general education only and not a substitute for personalised medical advice.

25/10/2025

☀️Why do i choose Sunseal?

It uses a tech called Microskin™ that forms a thin film on your skin instead of just sitting as a layer of cream. 

🌊 Great for pool days in summer.🏊‍♂️🤿

👍Comfy & Affordable

🎈 Tiny downside: The cap has gone missing twice on me so watch out for that! 😅

If you’ll be in and out of the pool this summer and want a sunscreen thats comfortable on your skin, this is a smart pick. (Reapply after each time you towel dry.🏊‍♀️🤿

Thank you its a great product 👙

22/10/2025

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Understanding the Differences Between PRF and PRPPlatelet-rich fibrin (PRF) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) are both auto...
16/09/2025

Understanding the Differences Between PRF and PRP
Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) are both autologous blood concentrates used in health services to support tissue regeneration and healing.

While both are derived from a patient’s own blood, they differ in their preparation methods and biological composition.

PRF is obtained without anticoagulants and processed at a lower centrifuge speed, allowing for the preservation of white blood cells and stem cells within a fibrin matrix.

It offers a slower release of growth factors and is commonly considered in clinical settings for under-eye concerns, acne scarring and surgical recovery support.

PRP, on the other hand, involves the use of anticoagulants and a higher centrifugation speed, resulting in a plasma-rich solution with fewer white blood cells.

It tends to release growth factors more rapidly and is frequently used in services focused on skin quality and post-treatment recovery.

All treatments involving blood-derived products should only be offered following a thorough consultation with a qualified health professional who can assess individual suitability, explain possible risks, and provide informed consent.

This information is for educational purposes only and does not promote any specific product or guarantee outcome.
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You’ve probably heard these before:❌ Peels are painful❌ They’re only for acne❌ They’ll make your skin peel for a weekThe...
14/09/2025

You’ve probably heard these before:
❌ Peels are painful
❌ They’re only for acne
❌ They’ll make your skin peel for a week

The truth? Clinical chemical peels are tailored to you.
Some are gentle enough for sensitive skin. Others target pigmentation or dullness. And when prescribed correctly, most involve little to no downtime.

This is why consultation comes first — not to sell a treatment, but to understand your skin and choose what’s right for you.

📌 Save this post if you’ve ever wondered about chemical peels.
Book your consultation with Dr Tina Fang for personalised advice.

Some cosmetic treatments involve prescription only substances and that means there are rules around how they can be disc...
02/09/2025

Some cosmetic treatments involve prescription only substances and that means there are rules around how they can be discussed publicly.

Treatments like wrinkle relaxing injections, dermal fillers and fat dissolving injections involve Schedule 4 prescription only substances.

Under AHPRA and TGA guidelines we cannot use before and after photos, outcome promises, testimonials, slang or emojis when referring to these services.

These rules exist to support patient safety and ensure informed decision making.

We provide factual and educational information during a consultation with a qualified health professional.

All treatments involve risk. A consultation is required to determine suitability.

Know the rules. Protect your registration.Still sharing before-and-after photos of injectables? You could be breaching A...
26/08/2025

Know the rules. Protect your registration.

Still sharing before-and-after photos of injectables? You could be breaching AHPRA and TGA advertising laws.

Most injectable treatments contain Schedule 4 (prescription-only) substances, which cannot be advertised to the public - directly or indirectly. This includes showing likely outcomes through photos, using product abbreviations, and listing pricing.
It’s not just about naming products. Even subtle references, private groups, and promotional language can breach regulations.

If you’re committed to evidence-based care, informed consent, and clear boundaries between education and advertising - we’d love to work with you.
Join a team that values compliance, ethics and patient-first care.

Your skin may not need more coverage. It may need hydration from within.Skin boosters are used to support hydration, tex...
19/08/2025

Your skin may not need more coverage. It may need hydration from within.

Skin boosters are used to support hydration, texture and elasticity by working beneath the surface of the skin. This subtle injectable treatment may assist in improving skin quality over time through internal hydration and stimulation.

Each patient’s skin is different. If you are wondering whether skin boosters align with your skin goals, we invite you to book a consultation with a qualified health professional.

All treatments involve risk. A consultation is required to determine suitability.

Not sure if your skin needs PRP or a skin booster?Both are injectable treatments used to support skin quality — but they...
12/08/2025

Not sure if your skin needs PRP or a skin booster?

Both are injectable treatments used to support skin quality — but they work in different ways.

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) uses components from your own blood to stimulate natural processes. Skin boosters are gel-based formulations that hydrate and improve skin texture by supporting skin structure.

Which one is right for you depends on your skin’s needs, treatment goals, and medical suitability.

This post is for general information only. A consultation is required to assess your skin and determine the most appropriate treatment. All procedures carry risks which will be discussed with you.

Address

Level 2, 1808 Logan Road
Brisbane, QLD
4122

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+61738524878

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