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Dr Luci Dr Luci – Personalised Cosmetic Care in a Medical Setting We recognise that each person’s needs and motivations are unique.

Dr Luci Clinic is a modern, private clinic led by Dr Lucia Saliba (BSc(Med), MBBS, FRACS), a qualified General and Breast Oncoplastic Surgeon. We offer personalised, evidence-based treatments in a refined setting that values both clinical excellence and patient care. Our services are designed to support your personal goals in skin health, facial aesthetics, and body confidence — with safety, integ

rity, and professionalism at the core of everything we do. Dr Luci Clinic is committed to providing a discreet, boutique-style service where each patient receives tailored care guided by medical expertise and ethical standards. Our multidisciplinary team delivers non-surgical and procedural solutions that reflect the latest advances in cosmetic medicine, with a focus on natural, balanced results. That’s why we approach every consultation with respect, transparency, and a dedication to helping you make informed decisions. Whether you're exploring subtle enhancements or managing more complex concerns, our aim is to deliver safe, professional care in an elegant and calming environment.

Your spring skin plan should be yoursThere is no single treatment plan that everyone “needs” before the warmer months.Tw...
03/09/2026

Your spring skin plan should be yours

There is no single treatment plan that everyone “needs” before the warmer months.

Two people may come to us with a similar concern and leave with very different recommendations.

Why?

Because appropriate treatment planning can depend on factors such as:

• skin type and current skin condition
• medical history and medications
• previous treatments
• sensitivity and pigmentation risk
• lifestyle and upcoming sun exposure
• available recovery time
• personal treatment goals and expectations

Our clinic has a range of modalities available, including Omnilux LED Light Therapy, relaxing facials, personalised skincare and the Alma Hybrid laser platform. The presence of a treatment in the clinic does not mean it is automatically the right treatment for you.

The Alma Hybrid manufacturer guidance itself requires assessment of the treatment area, medical history, contraindications and an appropriate treatment regimen before treatment.

At Dr. Luci Clinic, the aim is to develop a considered plan based on the individual,including the option of no procedural treatment when that is appropriate.

Individual assessment. Individual recommendations. Individual care.

Shop 2, 52 President Avenue
Caringbah NSW 2229
02 9567 0399
drluci.com.au

As we swap heavy winter layers for warmer spring days, it can be a good opportunity to simplify and reassess your skinca...
01/09/2026

As we swap heavy winter layers for warmer spring days, it can be a good opportunity to simplify and reassess your skincare routine too.

A sensible spring skincare plan may include:

• regular broad-spectrum sun protection
• gentle cleansing appropriate for your skin
• moisturising according to your individual needs
• reviewing active skincare ingredients if your skin has become irritated or dry
• considering professional skin treatments only where there is an appropriate indication

At Dr. Luci Clinic, available supportive modalities include Omnilux LED Light Therapy, Dr. Luci Relaxing Facials and personalised skincare advice.

These aren’t automatically appropriate for every person or every concern.

Sometimes the most suitable recommendation is to change your skincare. Sometimes a clinic treatment may be considered. Sometimes the best option is simply to leave the skin alone.

Our approach is to assess first and recommend accordingly.

Spring is approaching, but that doesn’t mean every skin treatment should be rushed before summer.For appropriate patient...
27/08/2026

Spring is approaching, but that doesn’t mean every skin treatment should be rushed before summer.

For appropriate patients, the Alma Hybrid laser platform available at Dr. Luci Clinic can be used for different laser-based skin treatments. The system includes both ablative and non-ablative technologies, which may be considered for concerns including aspects of skin texture, pigmentation, scarring and skin rejuvenation.

Importantly, laser treatment is not suitable for everyone, and the type and intensity of treatment should be selected following an individual assessment.

That is why our starting point is not:
“Which laser should I have?”

It is:
“What is appropriate for my skin?”

A personalised consultation allows us to discuss suitability, alternatives, expected recovery, risks and an appropriate treatment plan.

Winter can change the way our skin feels.Cooler weather, indoor heating and changes to our daily routine can leave some ...
25/08/2026

Winter can change the way our skin feels.

Cooler weather, indoor heating and changes to our daily routine can leave some people noticing dryness, sensitivity, dullness or changes in texture. As we move towards spring, it can be a useful time to review what your skin actually needs rather than simply adding more products or treatments.

At Dr. Luci Clinic, we take an individual approach.

Your skin type, medical history, current skincare, sun exposure, concerns and expectations all help determine what, if anything, may be appropriate for you.

Depending on your assessment, your plan may include adjustments to your home skincare, a Dr. Luci Relaxing Facial, Omnilux LED Light Therapy, or consideration of other clinic-based treatments.

There is no one-size-fits-all “spring skin” prescription.

Your skin. Your circumstances. Your individual treatment plan.

Dr. Luci Clinic
Caringbah, NSW
02 9567 0399

The answer is D, all of the above.Technology should follow clinical assessment, rather than the treatment decision being...
20/08/2026

The answer is D, all of the above.

Technology should follow clinical assessment, rather than the treatment decision being based only on the name of a machine.

An appropriate consultation should include discussion of:

• the person’s concern and expectations
• whether treatment is clinically appropriate
• relevant health history, medicines and previous procedures
• available alternatives, including no treatment
• possible risks and limitations
• likely recovery and aftercare
• the fact that individual outcomes vary

What would you like Dr Luci to answer in the next general education post?

Please do not share photographs, identifying information or personal medical details in the comments. Individual medical questions require a private consultation.

General information only. A consultation does not guarantee that a procedure will be recommended.

The answer is B.Pigmented spots can have different causes. A cosmetic laser consultation should not replace medical asse...
18/08/2026

The answer is B.

Pigmented spots can have different causes. A cosmetic laser consultation should not replace medical assessment of a spot that is:

• new
• changing
• unusual in appearance
• bleeding
• persistently irritated
• not healing

Before pico laser treatment is considered, factors such as the diagnosis, type and depth of pigment, exact laser platform and wavelength, skin type, medical history and potential risks may need to be assessed.

Some spots should not be treated cosmetically before an appropriate diagnosis has been made.

Which pigment topic would you like us to discuss next?

A. Sun-related pigmentation
B. Post-inflammatory pigmentation
C. Tattoo pigment
D. Why skin type affects laser planning

This is general information and does not provide a diagnosis. Individual suitability and outcomes vary.

The answer is C, ultrasound and/or radiofrequency, depending on the applicator and treatment being considered.However, k...
13/08/2026

The answer is C, ultrasound and/or radiofrequency, depending on the applicator and treatment being considered.

However, knowing the name of a device does not tell us whether a procedure is appropriate for a particular person.

A clinical assessment may consider:

• the area and concern being assessed
• relevant medical history
• contraindications and precautions
• reasonable treatment goals
• possible risks and discomfort
• the anticipated treatment course
• aftercare and alternatives, including no treatment

No energy-based treatment is appropriate for everyone.

Which topic would be most helpful for a future educational post?

A. How radiofrequency is used
B. How ultrasound is used
C. What happens during an assessment
D. Questions to ask before treatment

General information only. Suitability and outcomes vary between individuals.

The answer is B.Alma Hybrid brings together ablative CO₂ and non-ablative 1570 nm laser technologies. The system also in...
11/08/2026

The answer is B.

Alma Hybrid brings together ablative CO₂ and non-ablative 1570 nm laser technologies. The system also includes ultrasound-assisted trans-epidermal delivery capability.

The most appropriate treatment approach is not automatically the strongest one. Planning may consider:

• the concern being assessed
• skin type and current skin condition
• medical history and medications
• previous treatments
• potential risks
• the amount of recovery a person can reasonably accommodate
• individual healing characteristics

Suitability, alternatives, expected recovery and possible risks should be discussed before treatment.

Which Alma Hybrid topic would you like explained next?

A. Ablative versus non-ablative treatment
B. How treatment intensity is selected
C. Recovery and aftercare
D. Why a consultation is required

Individual responses and outcomes vary. Treatment may not be suitable for everyone.

False.The word “minor” describes the scale of a procedure. It does not mean that assessment, consent, risks or aftercare...
06/08/2026

False.

The word “minor” describes the scale of a procedure. It does not mean that assessment, consent, risks or aftercare are unimportant.

Depending on the individual situation, considerations may include:

• whether removal is medically necessary
• whether monitoring or referral is more appropriate
• local anaesthetic
• bleeding, infection and scarring risks
• whether a specimen should be sent for pathology
• wound care and follow-up

Not every skin lesion needs to be removed, and cosmetic treatment should not take place before an appropriate diagnosis when there are concerning features.

Which part of a minor skin procedure would you like Dr Luci to explain next?

A. Assessment and consent
B. Local anaesthetic
C. Pathology
D. Wound care and recovery

General information only. Individual assessment is required before any procedure.

The answer is D, all of the above.Skin cancers do not all look the same. A new spot, a changing spot or a sore that does...
04/08/2026

The answer is D, all of the above.

Skin cancers do not all look the same. A new spot, a changing spot or a sore that does not heal should be assessed by a doctor.

Most skin changes are not skin cancer, but photographs and social media comments cannot provide a reliable diagnosis.

What would help you become more familiar with your skin?

A. A simple skin-check guide
B. Information about changes to look for
C. Advice about photographing spots for your own records
D. An explanation of what happens during a medical skin assessment

This post provides general health information and is not a substitute for medical assessment.

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Shop 2, 52 President Avenue, Caringbah
Sydney, NSW
2229

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61295670399

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