At That Face Place, our goal has always been to provide treatments in a way that is safe, personalised, and grounded in evidence-based practice. Part of that commitment is making sure the information we share is accurate, balanced, and compliant with the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) advertising regulations here in Australia.
Why We’re Updating How We Share Information
The TGA has strict guidelines around how cosmetic injectable treatments are discussed in advertising. These rules are designed to protect consumers from misleading claims, unrealistic expectations, or pressure to undergo a medical procedure.
As a result, we can’t make therapeutic claims about prescription-only products, or use certain words and phrases in promotional content.
Instead, we focus on providing educational, factual information that empowers you to make informed decisions about your own treatment journey. This is why you’ll now notice a shift in how we present information on our website.
What You’ll Find in “Areas of Concern”
Rather than focusing on specific treatment names, our new “Areas of Concern” pages explore common changes people notice in different parts of the face and neck over time.
You’ll find information on:
On each page, we outline:
- What this area typically refers to in facial anatomy
- Common visible changes people may notice over time
- Contributing factors such as natural ageing, skin quality, or environmental influences
- General, non-prescriptive options that may be discussed in a consultation
Our Purpose
This content is designed purely for education — not to recommend or advertise specific prescription-only treatments.
Our hope is that by sharing clear, jargon-free explanations of each area, you’ll feel better equipped to talk with your treating clinician about what’s important to you.
If you decide to explore treatment, we always start with a personalised consultation, where we can assess your unique facial structure, discuss your goals, and outline options in a way that is safe, ethical, and in line with Australian regulations.
