In your thirties, you may start noticing changes in your skin. Book a consultation with our team to discuss your concerns and goals. A registered health professional can assess your skin and outline suitable options. Suitability and results vary between individuals.
What do you see in the mirror?
Common concerns people raise in their thirties include:
- New or changing sunspots or lesions
- Lines, skin laxity and other age-related changes
- Uneven tone or texture
- Dull-looking skin
Our clinicians provide assessment, education and a personalised care plan based on your needs.
Start with a nurse consult
A consultation with a registered nurse is a practical first step. We’ll review your skin history and current routine, identify priorities, and coordinate next steps with the appropriate clinician. Your nurse will help manage your plan and, where relevant, coordinate care with our team (e.g., laser/energy-based therapies or dermatologist-led care). Clinical recommendations—including any risks, benefits and costs—are discussed before proceeding.
Or go straight to a dermatologist
Depending on your concern, you might prefer to see a dermatologist first—particularly for pigmentation concerns, rosacea, or a full skin check. If you notice any new, changing or symptomatic lesions, please seek a medical assessment. A dermatologist can examine, diagnose and advise on appropriate management.
What should I be doing to help?
- Monitor your skin and arrange a check if you notice changes such as new spots, growth, bleeding, itching or non-healing areas.
- Daily care: gentle cleansing, regular broad-spectrum SPF, and a simple, consistent routine suited to your skin type.
- Healthy habits: sun protection, adequate sleep, and avoiding picking or scrubbing which can aggravate skin.
Your clinician will tailor guidance—including when to review progress and how to adjust your routine. Outcomes and timelines vary.
Book a consultation
Ready to talk about your skin concerns? Book a consultation with our team at Brisbane Skin. We’ll discuss your goals, outline suitable options, and provide clear information on risks, benefits and fees before any treatment.