Dr Wod Cosmetic Clinic

Dr Wod Cosmetic Clinic We specialize in personalized, evidence-based cosmetic treatments designed to enhance your natural beauty.

Offers a wide range of services, including anti-wrinkle treatments, Volume loss correction, and skin rejuvenation.

02/04/2026

April is recognised internationally as Rosacea Awareness Month.

Rosacea is a common skin condition that can cause persistent facial redness, flushing, visible blood vessels, and skin sensitivity. For some people, symptoms may come and go. For others, they may be more constant.

Common triggers can include sun exposure, heat, alcohol, spicy foods, and stress. Learning your individual triggers can be an important part of understanding how your skin responds to different factors.

If you notice ongoing redness or sensitivity that does not settle, it may be helpful to seek medical advice.

An assessment can help determine whether rosacea or another skin condition may be involved.

Skin concerns are individual, and management approaches vary from person to person. A consultation allows time to discuss your skin history, symptoms, and suitable care options.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

01/04/2026

Introducing microneedling with exosomes, now available with Jess 🩺✨

This treatment combines microneedling with the topical application of exosome-based serums. Microneedling creates controlled micro-channels in the skin, allowing active ingredients to be applied across the treatment area.

It may be considered for concerns such as skin texture, uneven tone, and the appearance of fine lines or acne scarring. Treatment areas can include the face, neck, décolletage, hands, and scalp.

A Mother’s Day package is currently available, consisting of 5 sessions.
Total package: $1500 ($300 per session).

Individual suitability, expected outcomes, and the number of sessions required vary and are discussed during consultation.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

Collagen decline is a natural biological process.Ageing patterns are influenced by genetics, environment, and overall he...
29/03/2026

Collagen decline is a natural biological process.

Ageing patterns are influenced by genetics, environment, and overall health. Assessment is always individual.

If you would like personalised advice about your skin, a consultation can help determine what options may be appropriate for you.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

Your skin responds to more than just skincare.Daily environmental exposure, including ultraviolet (UV) radiation, pollut...
27/03/2026

Your skin responds to more than just skincare.

Daily environmental exposure, including ultraviolet (UV) radiation, pollution, wind, and temperature changes, can influence how skin looks and functions over time.

These stressors may contribute to:

• Pigment changes
• Reduced skin elasticity
• Dryness and barrier disruption
• Fine lines

The effects are gradual and cumulative.

Protective habits, including sun protection and barrier support, play an important role in maintaining skin health.

Skin changes vary between individuals. Clinical assessment can help evaluate factors that may be influencing skin health.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

Ageing changes many parts of the face, including the ears.Over time, the skin and soft tissues of the ears can gradually...
26/03/2026

Ageing changes many parts of the face, including the ears.

Over time, the skin and soft tissues of the ears can gradually change due to natural biological processes.

Common changes may include:

• Elongation of the earlobes
• Thinning of the skin
• Reduced elasticity
• More visible creasing or wrinkling

These changes are influenced by several factors, including genetics, cumulative sun exposure, and the natural decline of collagen and elastin over time.

The ears are often overlooked when discussing facial ageing, but they are part of the overall structural changes that occur with age.

As with all aspects of skin and facial health, changes vary between individuals and should be assessed in context.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

Laser therapy uses controlled light energy to interact with specific structures in the skin.Different devices are design...
24/03/2026

Laser therapy uses controlled light energy to interact with specific structures in the skin.

Different devices are designed for different skin concerns. Suitability varies depending on factors such as skin type, medical history, and treatment goals.

Assessment is always individual. A consultation can help determine whether a procedure may be appropriate.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

Skin ageing is influenced by two main factors: genetics and environment.Genetic ageing is the natural, internal process ...
22/03/2026

Skin ageing is influenced by two main factors: genetics and environment.

Genetic ageing is the natural, internal process that occurs over time. It is influenced by inherited traits and biological changes, such as gradual collagen reduction and slower cell turnover.

Environmental ageing (sometimes called extrinsic ageing) is shaped by external factors. These may include ultraviolet (UV) exposure, pollution, smoking, stress, and lifestyle habits.

Most visible skin changes are influenced by a combination of both.

While genetics cannot be altered, environmental factors can be moderated through protective habits such as sun protection and supportive skin care practices.

Understanding the difference helps guide appropriate assessment and individualised planning.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

At Dr Wod Cosmetic Clinic in Shepparton, Rejuran is one of the non-surgical procedures offered as part of an individuali...
20/03/2026

At Dr Wod Cosmetic Clinic in Shepparton, Rejuran is one of the non-surgical procedures offered as part of an individualised skin treatment plan.

Rejuran contains polynucleotides (PN), which are DNA fragments derived from salmon. These molecules are studied for their role in cellular repair processes and are used in some medical and aesthetic procedures.

When introduced into the skin, polynucleotides interact with tissue repair pathways and collagen activity. This process is being explored for its potential role in supporting skin hydration, elasticity, and overall skin quality.

Areas commonly assessed for treatment include:
• Forehead
• Temples
• Cheeks
• Periorbital (under-eye) area

Types of Rejuran

Different formulations may be used depending on the area being assessed, including products designed for general skin quality, delicate areas such as the under-eye region, or areas affected by acne scarring.

Suitability -

Skin type, medical history, and treatment goals are important considerations when assessing any cosmetic procedure. A consultation is required to determine whether Rejuran may be appropriate.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

Dr Wod attended a medical symposium in Sydney yesterday focused on understanding facial changes following rapid weight l...
19/03/2026

Dr Wod attended a medical symposium in Sydney yesterday focused on understanding facial changes following rapid weight loss, including those associated with newer weight management medications.

These changes can affect volume, skin quality, and facial structure in different ways for each individual. Ongoing education helps inform a careful and personalised approach when discussing options with patients.

Thank you to Galderma for supporting continued medical education in this evolving area.

Changes in the face over time are complex and highly individual. A thoughtful, tailored approach remains essential.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

19/03/2026

How Skin Changes by Decade

Skin ageing is gradual. Changes tend to evolve over time rather than appear suddenly.

In your 30s
Early collagen decline may begin. Fine lines can start to appear, particularly with movement. Skin recovery may be slightly slower than in your 20s.

In your 40s
Elasticity can reduce further. Skin may feel less firm. Pigment changes and uneven tone may become more noticeable.

In your 50s
Hormonal shifts can influence skin thickness, hydration, and texture. Laxity and structural changes may become more apparent.

In your 60s and beyond
Skin may become thinner and more fragile. Volume loss and cumulative environmental exposure can contribute to visible changes.

Ageing patterns vary between individuals and are influenced by genetics, lifestyle, and overall health.

Assessment is always individual.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

Skin naturally changes over time.One common change is thinning of the skin.As we age, collagen and elastin production gr...
17/03/2026

Skin naturally changes over time.

One common change is thinning of the skin.

As we age, collagen and elastin production gradually decline. The outer layer of the skin may become more fragile, and the deeper supportive structures can reduce in density. This can lead to:

• Increased translucency
• Fine lines
• Easier bruising
• Slower recovery after irritation

Environmental exposure, including ultraviolet (UV) radiation, may also contribute to structural skin changes over time.

Skin thinning is a biological process. It varies between individuals and is influenced by genetics, lifestyle, and overall health.

Because these changes vary between individuals, clinical assessment may be helpful when evaluating skin health and possible management approaches.

Dr Wod | MED0001783298 | Specialist General Practitioner (FRACGP)

15/03/2026

Jess is our cosmetic nurse injector at Dr Wod Cosmetic Clinic.

She completed her Registered Nursing degree and formal cosmetic nursing training, followed by further education and hands-on training under the supervision of Dr Wod.

Alongside her work at the clinic, Jess also continues to work as a paramedic, bringing extensive clinical experience in patient care and safety.

Her approach is calm, thoughtful, and grounded in careful assessment and evidence-based care.

For further information, you can contact the clinic.

Address

43-54 Benalla Road
Shepparton, VIC
3630

Opening Hours

Wednesday 9:30am - 2:30am
Thursday 9:30am - 2:30am
Friday 9:30am - 4:30am

Telephone

(03)58468881

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