Dr. Amy Chahal

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15/03/2026

Teamwork makes the dream work šŸ„°
We wish we could show you the BTS of this one shot wonder šŸ˜‚

March so far: back-to-back events, new patient connections, lots of learning and teachingā€¦ and Enzo absolutely unimpress...
15/03/2026

March so far: back-to-back events, new patient connections, lots of learning and teachingā€¦ and Enzo absolutely unimpressed by all of it šŸ˜‚šŸ¾

13/03/2026

3 reasons to upgrade your skincare

1. Higher concentrations that actually do something
Medical-grade formulations tend to contain higher levels of proven actives, so theyā€™re designed to create real change in the skin rather than just sit on the surface.

2. Better delivery systems
Itā€™s not only what is in the formula, itā€™s how it gets into the skin. Advanced delivery technologies help ingredients pe*****te where they can actually have an effect.

3. Formulated with evidence, not trends
Good skincare should be based on clinical data and skin physiology, not whatever ingredient is trending on TikTok this month.

Grateful to contribute to this monthā€™s skin feature in Vogue Australia.Seasonal changes are one of the most common times...
11/03/2026

Grateful to contribute to this monthā€™s skin feature in Vogue Australia.

Seasonal changes are one of the most common times I see skin become reactive. After a summer of actives, exfoliants and sun exposure, the barrier often needs support rather than more stimulation.

Sometimes the most effective routine isnā€™t adding more. Itā€™s simplifying, restoring balance and allowing the skin to recalibrate.

A small reminder that great skin is built slowly and thoughtfully.

09/03/2026

ā€œOzempic faceā€ has become the internetā€™s latest headline.
But the reality is much less dramatic.

What people are noticing is facial volume loss after rapid weight loss. When the body loses fat quickly, the face can lose some of its structural support too. That may show up as hollowing through the temples, flatter cheeks, deeper folds, or skin that suddenly looks a little less supported.

Itā€™s not new.
And it isnā€™t specific to Ozempic.

Weā€™ve seen the same thing after significant dieting, bariatric surgery, illness, or even intense endurance training.

The key is understanding what has actually changed.

In some cases the skin simply needs time to adapt.
In others, we may consider treatments that support collagen, improve skin quality, or restore structural balance where volume has genuinely been lost.

The goal is never to ā€œoverfillā€ a face.
Itā€™s to restore proportion and support the skin so it ages well.

Good aesthetic medicine is about understanding anatomy, biology, and the individual in front of you.

If youā€™re noticing facial changes after weight loss, itā€™s worth having an informed conversation about what is normal, and what can genuinely help.

Surrounded by some lovely ladies this March 6th (International Womenā€™s Day) and also a pleasure to be at the first confe...
07/03/2026

Surrounded by some lovely ladies this March 6th (International Womenā€™s Day) and also a pleasure to be at the first conference of the year.

February lessons.Some about building things.Some about people.Some about remembering to step away from work occasionally...
06/03/2026

February lessons.

Some about building things.
Some about people.
Some about remembering to step away from work occasionally.

What did February teach you?

Late to this but this is what 2016 looked likeā€¦..I donā€™t know who took this picture and why I found it in my camera roll...
04/03/2026

Late to this but this is what 2016 looked likeā€¦..
I donā€™t know who took this picture and why I found it in my camera roll but I was definitely trying to get in a sneaky table nap šŸ˜‚

#2016

Midweek thoughts from inside the clinic.Things I say to patients.Things I wish more people understood about skin.And the...
04/03/2026

Midweek thoughts from inside the clinic.

Things I say to patients.
Things I wish more people understood about skin.
And the occasional slightly unfiltered opinion.

Saving these here for the week.





02/03/2026

Sneaking into FutureSkin after hours for my favourite quiet ritual. The Healite LED.
The Healite works at a cellular level, with two settings that do different things.

The red light works more superficially to calm inflammation, reduce redness and support collagen production. It is beautiful for stressed, sensitised skin and post-treatment recovery when the skin needs soothing and support.

The infrared setting goes deeper. This is where repair and regeneration really happen. Infrared light pe*****tes further into the tissue to stimulate cellular energy, improve circulation and accelerate healing. It is why Healite is so powerful after procedures, during periods of inflammation, or when skin just feels flat, reactive or slow to bounce back.

Used consistently, both settings support stronger, more resilient skin over time. Not a quick fix. More of a long-game, skin investment. And yes, I will absolutely sneak back in after hours for this.

Grateful for thoughtful conversations, sharp minds and a bold theme.
01/03/2026

Grateful for thoughtful conversations, sharp minds and a bold theme.

Your consultation isnā€™t about having all the answers.Itā€™s about having the right conversation.Come prepared if you can, ...
28/02/2026

Your consultation isnā€™t about having all the answers.
Itā€™s about having the right conversation.

Come prepared if you can, be honest about whatā€™s bothering you, and donā€™t worry if youā€™re unsure what you need. Thatā€™s our job to help you figure out.

Skin health is personal, long-term, and never one-size-fits-all.
The more open you are, the more tailored and realistic your plan can be.

Whether youā€™re seeing me or one of our therapists, the goal is the same: clarity, trust, and a plan that actually fits your life and skin. It takes 2 to build a real partnership and execute results.

Address

240 Riley Street
Potts Point, NSW
2010

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 4pm

Telephone

+61402193101

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