Cosmetic Medicine · BYGOLDEN Melbourne
Deep hydration that restores what your skin loses with time, for the face, neck, décolletage and hands, at BYGOLDEN in Parkdale, Melbourne.
Consultation $50, redeemable against treatment.
Most cosmetic treatments add volume or relax movement. Bio-remodelling does neither. It delivers deep hydration beneath the surface and may support your skin's own ability to regenerate and repair.
The result is skin that looks firmer, smoother and more luminous, without any change to your shape. Two sessions, four weeks apart, build the foundation. Maintenance every six months keeps it there.
It suits anyone noticing dullness, dehydration or early laxity, and it is one of the few treatments as effective on the neck, décolletage and hands as it is on the face. A Cosmetic Medicine Consultation comes first.
All of our medical professionals are AHPRA-registered clinicians, most still working in Melbourne hospitals.
Your clinician will assess your concerns at consultation and recommend a personalised plan.
Immediately before and after one bio-remodelling treatment at BYGOLDEN. Individual results may vary.
Both work with your skin's own biology. Many clients combine them for hydration and structure.
Have a question about bio-remodelling? Leave your details and our team will be in touch by phone or email, whichever is easier for you. No pressure, no obligation.
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Every treatment begins with a $50 Cosmetic Medicine Consultation, which comes off the cost of your treatment. If bio-remodelling is right for you, treatment can begin at the same appointment.
BYGOLDEN · 230 Como Parade West, Parkdale VIC 3195Individual results may vary. All treatments at BYGOLDEN are subject to a consultation to determine suitability. Bio-remodelling involves TGA-regulated Schedule 4 medications and requires doctor assessment and prescription where applicable. The information on this page is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice. Last reviewed October 2026.