Dr Luci

04/06/2026

Every treatment journey begins with a consultation.

Before discussing any procedures, Dr Saliba and her team takes the time to understand:

• Your concerns
• Your medical and aesthetic history
• Your skin health
• Your goals
• Your lifestyle

Because personalised care starts with listening.

02/06/2026

Many aesthetic clinics focus on treatments.

At Dr Luci Clinic, we start with assessment.

Dr Lucia Saliba's background as a senior surgeon means she approaches every consultation by asking:

• Why is this concern occurring?
• What is happening beneath the surface?
• What treatment is most appropriate?
• What treatment is not appropriate?

Sometimes the best plan involves advanced technology.
Sometimes it involves skincare.
Sometimes it involves simply monitoring and reviewing.

Because good medicine starts with understanding before treating.

29/05/2026

Dr Lucia Saliba will be joining the team at EP Exercise Physiology this June for a community education event focused on women’s health over 50.

The session will explore important health considerations for women as they age, including preventative health, wellbeing, and maintaining quality of life through different stages of life.

Dr Saliba is pleased to be part of this local event alongside other community speakers:
• Brett Butterworth, Founder of EP Exercise Physiology
• Simon Kennedy MP, Federal Member for Cook

📅 Monday 15 June
🕛 12pm arrival
📍 EP Exercise Physiology
37/52 President Avenue, Caringbah

Lunch will be provided by the event organisers.

To attend, RSVP directly with EP Exercise Physiology on 9501 5999.

27/05/2026

Dr Lucia Saliba is really looking forward to speaking also at this event - Registrations essential - please see post for details. See you on 15th June

Celebrate 30 years of EP operating at the forefront of the health & fitness industry

Hear leading speakers Dr Lucia on hormone changes over 50yrs, local Federal member Simon Kennedy supporting local small business &

Founder Brett Butterworth operating EP allied health business over 30 years

Call 9501 5999 to RSVP

26/05/2026

Cooler weather doesn’t mean UV damage stops.

Even during winter, ultraviolet exposure can contribute to cumulative skin damage over time. Regular skin checks may help identify concerning changes earlier, particularly for people with a history of sun exposure, fair skin, outdoor work, or previous skin cancers.

A skin check is an opportunity to discuss:
• changes in moles or freckles
• ongoing sun protection habits
• individual skin cancer risk factors

At Dr Luci Clinic, consultations are tailored to the individual and conducted with a patient-centred, evidence-based approach.

If you have concerns about your skin, seek advice from a qualified medical practitioner.

19/05/2026

Winter is often when people think less about sun exposure, but skin cancer checks remain important all year round.

Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, and early assessment of changing or concerning spots can play an important role in skin health.

Cooler months can be a practical time to book a professional skin check, particularly if you’ve noticed:
• a mole changing in size, colour or shape
• a lesion that won’t heal
• new or unusual marks on the skin

At Dr Luci Clinic, skin checks are performed in a professional, doctor-led environment with a focus on patient education and individual care.

If you are concerned about a skin lesion or due for an annual review, please get in contact with us at Dr Luci Clinic

📍 Caringbah, NSW
📞 02 9567 0399

15/05/2026

Hands often age differently to the face, and often earlier.

This is because the skin on the hands:
• Is thinner and has fewer oil glands
• Is exposed to sunlight more consistently
• Experiences gradual changes in collagen and hydration over time

During weight loss, these changes may become more noticeable due to shifts in volume and skin support.

Management is not about a single treatment, but understanding which component is most relevant:
• Pigment → may be addressed with light or laser-based treatments
• Texture → may be addressed with resurfacing approaches
• Hydration → may be supported with injectable skin hydration treatments
• Volume → may be assessed in a medical consultation

At Dr Luci Clinic, this is approached through a structured medical assessment, ensuring any treatment plan is appropriate, proportionate, and tailored.

12/05/2026

The skin on the hands is one of the first areas to show cumulative sun exposure and ageing.

Laser treatments are used in clinical practice to target specific components of skin ageing, rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.

Systems such as the Alma Hybrid allow practitioners to adjust treatment depth and modality depending on the concern being addressed.

Following assessment, laser treatments may be used to:
• Address uneven pigmentation linked to sun exposure
• Support skin resurfacing for textural changes
• Deliver controlled thermal stimulation to support collagen activity

Treatment plans vary between individuals. Factors such as skin type, history of sun exposure, and overall skin health are all considered before proceeding.

As with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and downtime, which will be discussed during consultation.

08/05/2026

Weight loss can have significant health benefits, but it may also lead to visible changes in the skin, including the hands. This can include reduced volume, dryness, or changes in skin texture.

At Dr Luci Clinic, we take a doctor-led, structured approach, particularly within our Weight Loss Plus + programme, where skin health is considered alongside overall wellbeing.

Depending on individual assessment, options that may be discussed include:
• Skin hydration treatments
• Medical-grade skincare
• Energy-based treatments

All recommendations are made following a consultation to ensure they are appropriate for your circumstances.

It is important to understand that individual responses vary, and not all treatments are suitable for everyone.