Apollo Aesthetics

I am proud to announce, I am an accredited NZSCM Doctor. What does this mean?

“When you see the NZSCM accreditation badge, you know you’re in safe hands.
It’s more than a badge. It represents medical integrity, clinical training, and commitment to patient care.

As New Zealand’s only professional body dedicated to cosmetic medicine, NZSCM sets the benchmark for safe, ethical, and evidence-based treatment.

All NZSCM doctors are registered medical doctors who have achieved vocational registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand.

They have also completed NZSCM’s formal postgraduate training in cosmetic medicine, a comprehensive two-year diploma or an approved experiential pathway. This ensures:

A strong foundation in anatomy, pharmacology, and procedural safety.
Clinical skills honed through supervised practice and assessments.
A deep understanding of cosmetic medicine as a branch of medical care. Not beauty therapy or commerce.

Commitment to Safety

Patient safety is not optional, it is embedded in every part of NZSCM training and practice.”

Cloudy Bay Pelorus you beauty 😉🥂

Cheers fellas 🥂🍺 Looking forward to the NZSCM 2025 conference 🎶🎵

This patient was concerned about frown lines. She wanted softening of these lines while still allowing her some movement. Rather than the “standard” 50 units of Dysport®, we used 32.5 units. She was really pleased with the result!

Dysport®, Prescription Medicine
For the treatment of frown lines and crow’s feet round the eyes.
Dysport® has risks and benefits. Ask your doctor if Dysport is right
for you. Botulinum toxin type A 300 or 500 Ipsen Units. For product information check with your doctor or Consumer Medicine Information on www.medsafe.govt.nz. Click for further details
Galderma, Auckland.

This lovely patient presented to me with three distinct firm lumps in her upper lip following previous lip filler. Granulomas are chronic inflammatory reactions by your body’s immune system to foreign substances such as filler. We used a product to break down these granulomas.
We re-filled this patients’ upper lip with 0.5cc, and lower lip with 0.4cc of Belotero ® Balance.
The patient was very happy we were able to recreate her original lip volume with this natural result.



Belotero® Medical Device Class III to smooth facial wrinkles and folds, correct facial atrophic scars, restore or enhance the lips or restore facial volume. Belotero has risk and benefits. Ask your doctor if Belotero is right for you. For product information check with your doctor or from product details with the supplier. Click for further details.
Contains Sodium Hyaluronate Gel.
Merz, Sydney. Distributed by Healthcare Logistics, Auckland

Acne Scarring?
Fine Lines?
Ageing?

There are endless benefits and reasons to have dermal needling treatments. At Apollo Aesthetics we use the world renowned Dermapen®️. A minimally invasive yet highly effective skin treatment that you deserve!
Book today via our website 🌸

Are you ready for smoother, tighter skin?

This lady (54yrs) had 3 sessions of micro needling with the Dermapen, done 3 weeks apart. The results speak for themselves!

Book now via our website 💕

Bye bye fine lines!
This lovely client had a combination of frown line, forehead lines and crows feet anti wrinkle injections to soften fine lines and create a natural younger look.



Botox®, Prescription Medicine
For the treatment of frown lines and crow’s feet round the eyes. Botox® has risks and benefits. Ask your doctor if Botox is right for you.
Botulinum toxin type A 50, 100, 200 Units.
For product information check with your doctor or Consumer Medicine Information on www.medsafe.govt.nz. Allergan, Auckland.

What a transformation!
This client had 20 units of Botulinum Toxin injections to treat forehead lines.



Botulinum Toxin injections are prescription medicines for the treatment of frown lines, horizontal forehead lines and crows feet around the eyes. Botulinum Toxin injections have risks and benefits - ask your doctor if Botulinum Toxin injections are right for you. For further information ask your doctor or visit www.medsafe.govt.nz