Featured Treatments at The DOC Cosmetic Clinic
Keloid Scar Treatment
Scars can develop after surgery, injury, or infection, and in some cases, they can form as raised or enlarged areas known as keloids. These scars can extend beyond the original wound, sometimes causing discomfort. At The DOC Clinic, Dr Omarjee offers medical consultations for patients seeking advice and management options for keloid and hypertrophic scarring.
Keloid scar management may involve several approaches depending on the scar’s size, behaviour, and location. Options can include surgical management, the use of medicines with anti-inflammatory properties, or other non-surgical methods.
Appointments are generally spaced several weeks apart, allowing time for the skin to respond between visits. Consultations include an assessment of the scar and a discussion of aftercare to support recovery. Depending on individual circumstances, some medically relevant consultations may attract a Medicare rebate.
More about your keloid scar treatment options
Radiofrequency Mole Treatment
Moles appear as small areas of darker pigmentation on the skin and may vary in size, shape, and colour. For some patients, raised or prominent moles can be a cosmetic concern. The DOC Clinic offers radiofrequency mole treatment, an option for managing benign raised moles that have been medically assessed as safe to remove for aesthetic reasons.
This method uses a device known as the Ellman Radiofrequency Surgitron, which allows careful and controlled removal of layers of the mole while cauterising the area (using heat to close and protect the surface). The procedure is conducted in a clinical setting, and recovery time can vary depending on individual circumstances. Patients receive aftercare guidance, including information on sun protection and skincare.
As with all medical procedures, there are some risks, including residual pigmentation, infection, or scarring. Dr Omarjee ensures patients are fully informed about these factors before proceeding. Cosmetic mole removal is not eligible for Medicare rebates unless a biopsy is clinically required as part of the process.
Read more about mole removal options.
Wrinkle Treatments
At The DOC Clinic, consultations are available for patients who want to discuss non-surgical options for wrinkle concerns. Wrinkles can develop naturally over time and may appear on areas such as the forehead, around the eyes, or near the mouth.
During a consultation, Dr Omarjee will assess each patient’s circumstances and outline suitable options for managing these concerns. Approaches may vary depending on factors such as facial structure, skin characteristics, and personal goals.
Possible risks, such as redness, swelling, or temporary discomfort, are explained during the consultation. This allows patients to make informed decisions and understand the recommended aftercare for their individual situation.
Other Treatments Available at The DOC Cosmetic Clinic
The DOC Clinic provides a broad range of cosmetic and skin services, including:
- Emface– a method that uses synchronised Radiofrequency (RF) and High-Intensity Facial Electromagnetic Stimulation (HIFES™) technologies for facial muscle stimulation and skin support.
- Exion RF– a radiofrequency-based approach used for addressing changes in skin texture in selected areas.
- Ultraformer III (HIFU)– ultrasound-based technology used for addressing changes in skin texture.
- Platelet-rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy– uses components from a patient’s own blood, prepared and applied for general skin health purposes.
- Carbon Laser Facial– a laser-based method that can help address changes in skin texture and complexion.
- Microneedling– a technique involving fine, controlled micro-punctures to support overall skin quality and appearance.
- Laser Treatments– including Fotona, NightLase snoring treatment, Fraxel laser, Cutera Excel V+, Laser Genesis, laser mole removal, and laser tattoo removal, each applied for specific skin or surface concerns.
- Healite II LED Light Therapy– a light-based approach used to support recovery and promote healthy skin function.
- Acne Management– medical assessment and care for acne-prone skin.
- Xanthelasma Management– treatment options for cholesterol-related deposits on the eyelids.
- Periorbital Vein Treatment – treatment of reticular blue veins and/or red ( spider veins) around eye area.
Each treatment is performed using clinically recognised technology and under medical supervision. Dr Omarjee and his team ensure every patient receives personalised advice suited to their skin type, goals, and health considerations.
Why Choose Dr Ed for Cosmetic & Skin Treatments in Ashburton and the Neighbourhood
Patients in Ashburton and nearby areas can now access a range of cosmetic and skin services at The DOC Clinic, led by Dr Ed Omarjee. With more than 20 years of experience in cosmetic medicine, Dr Omarjee provides consultations that follow recognised medical standards. His background includes training in laser therapy, skin surgery, dermatoscopy, and sclerotherapy, along with experience working with medical professionals in Australia and overseas.
Each consultation focuses on assessment, discussion of available options, and information about possible risks and aftercare. The DOC Clinic provides a professional setting where patients can discuss their concerns and understand the steps involved in their care.
At The DOC Clinic Ashburton, all cosmetic and skin consultations and treatments are carried out by Dr Ed Omarjee himself.
Visiting The DOC East from Melbourne’s South-East
The DOC East in Ashburton is within convenient reach of Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs, with access via EastLink and the Monash Freeway. Patients travel to the clinic from across the region, in part because every consultation and procedure at The DOC is carried out personally by Dr Ed Omarjee, a Fellow of the CPCA and ACAM, rather than by nurses or therapists.
For those driving from the south-east, the clinic is approximately 15 to 20 minutes from Noble Park and Dandenong, around 25 to 35 minutes from Carrum, Patterson Lakes and Frankston, and roughly 35 to 50 minutes from Berwick, Cranbourne, Clyde, Clyde North and Pakenham, depending on traffic and your starting point. Ample local parking is available, and appointments can be arranged to allow for travel from further afield. If you would like to confirm the best route or a suitable appointment time, you are welcome to call the clinic on 03 9021 6022.
Frequently Asked Questions: Visiting from the South-East
Can I see Dr Ed at the Ashburton clinic if I live in the south-eastern suburbs?
Yes. Patients from suburbs including Dandenong, Noble Park, Frankston, Carrum, Patterson Lakes, Berwick, Cranbourne, Clyde, Clyde North and Pakenham are welcome at The DOC East in Ashburton. All consultations and treatments are conducted personally by Dr Ed Omarjee.
How far is The DOC East from the south-eastern suburbs?
The clinic at 47A Karnak Rd, Ashburton is approximately 15 to 20 minutes from Noble Park and Dandenong, 25 to 35 minutes from Frankston, Carrum and Patterson Lakes, and 35 to 50 minutes from Berwick, Cranbourne, Clyde, Clyde North and Pakenham, depending on traffic. EastLink and the Monash Freeway provide direct access from much of the south-east.
Is there parking at the Ashburton clinic?
Yes, ample parking is available at The DOC East. If you are travelling from further away and would like guidance on access or timing, you are welcome to call the clinic before your appointment.
Are treatments at the Ashburton clinic performed by Dr Ed himself?
Yes. At The DOC, all patient consultations and procedures are carried out personally by Dr Ed Omarjee, a registered medical practitioner. Treatments are not performed by nurses or therapists.
Which areas does The DOC East serve?
While the clinic is located in Ashburton, it sees patients from across Melbourne’s south-east and beyond. Patients regularly attend from Dandenong, Noble Park, Frankston, Carrum, Patterson Lakes, Berwick, Cranbourne, Clyde, Clyde North and Pakenham.
