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Dr Rakib Uddin Cosmetic doctor. Dip. Surgical Anatomy

Helping you look like you, just more refreshed and confident.

Cosmetic Doctor & Founder AHPRA MED0001936872

  • MBBS (Qld)
  • BMedSci (Hons)
  • Dip. Surgical Anatomy
  • Fellow ACCSM
Dr Rakib Uddin, cosmetic doctor and founder of Aesthetic Doctors Australia
Dr Rakib Uddin · AHPRA MED0001936872
Dr Rakib Uddin treating a patient at Aesthetic Doctors Australia in Kew
In the treatment room, Kew

Who you'll meet

Doctor-led. Every consultation, every treatment.

Dr Rakib Uddin is a Melbourne-based cosmetic doctor with formal surgical-anatomy training and over a decade in medicine. He performs every consultation, treatment and review at Aesthetic Doctors Australia personally, and trains other doctors in advanced injectable technique at Derma Medical Academy.

Registration
AHPRA MED0001936872
Role
Cosmetic Doctor & Founder
Consultation
45 minutes, with the doctor

Registered medical practitioner. You can verify the registration on the public AHPRA register at any time.

In his own words

Why aesthetic medicine.

Dr Rakib Uddin

Cosmetic Doctor & Founder

My journey into aesthetic medicine stems from a deep love for both the procedural side of medicine and a passion for the arts. I've always been fascinated by the idea of merging these two worlds: using artistic judgement to refine and enhance someone's appearance while staying grounded in clinical evidence.

Teaching anatomy at university level has been an invaluable asset, particularly in facial work. Precision is crucial when injectables sit close to the intricate network of blood vessels around the face, and the teaching changes how you plan a treatment. You cannot un-see structure.

What I love most about this work is seeing patients walk out feeling like a more confident version of themselves. The mission is simple: help you look like you, just more refreshed.

  1. Clarity and integrity.

    If a treatment isn't suitable, Dr Rakib will say so. He may decline to treat where he believes a procedure would do more harm than good.

  2. Evidence-based treatments.

    Techniques and products are selected from current evidence: Dr Rakib trains internationally and brings the latest, safest methods into the clinic.

  3. Empathy.

    Every concern matters. Consultations take the time to understand what you've noticed and what matters to you before any plan is drawn up.

  4. Ongoing support.

    Care doesn't end with the treatment. Patients of the clinic have direct access for any post-treatment concern, and aftercare is reviewed by Dr Rakib himself.

Dr Rakib Uddin teaching injectable anatomy to another doctor
Teaching injectable anatomy, Melbourne

Qualifications & training

Medicine first, aesthetics second.

Dr Rakib trained as a medical doctor at the University of Queensland and added a Diploma in Surgical Anatomy from QUT Brisbane: formal training in the deeper facial structures that injectable medicine works through.

  1. 01

    MBBS: University of Queensland

  2. 02

    BMedSci (Hons): IMU

  3. 03

    Diploma in Surgical Anatomy: Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

  4. 04

    Fellow of the ACCSM (Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery & Medicine)

  5. 05

    Member of the Korean College of Cosmetic Surgery (KCCS)

  6. 06

    Member of IMCAS Academy, Paris

  7. 07

    Aesthetic Trainer: Derma Medical Academy, Melbourne

Beyond clinical practice, Dr Rakib trains other doctors in advanced injectable anatomy through Derma Medical Academy in Melbourne, and keeps his technique current through annual training with international cosmetic medicine bodies including IMCAS Paris and the Korean College of Cosmetic Surgery.

In Dr Rakib's words

If a treatment isn't right for you, I'll tell you. Every plan is built around your anatomy, not a template, and the goal is always a refreshed version of you, not a new face.

Dr Rakib Uddin · AHPRA MED0001936872

How he assesses

45 minutes, with the doctor.

Every consultation is performed by Dr Rakib and his clinical team. No rushed intake, no handover to a non-medical injector. This is what those minutes are spent on, in order.

  1. What you've noticed

    Your concern in your own words, and how long it's been there. This is where every plan starts, not with a treatment name.

  2. Your history

    Relevant medical and aesthetic history, medications, and anything that changes what is safe or sensible for you.

  3. The assessment

    Dr Rakib examines the area and the structures beneath it. What he finds decides what gets recommended, single session or staged.

  4. Options, with their limits

    What may help, what each option involves, and what it can't do: expected benefit, risks, downtime and alternatives, including not treating.

  5. Pricing before decisions

    You leave with a written plan and itemised pricing to consider in your own time. Nothing is booked in the room unless you want it to be.

Where he draws the line

What he'll say no to.

Part of a doctor's job is declining. These rules come from Dr Rakib's own practice standards, and they don't bend for demand.

  • A promise to make you look years younger.

    You'll hear what treatment can and can't do, and over what timeframe. Results are described in observable terms, never guarantees.

  • Overfilled lips and obvious work.

    If a request would leave you looking done rather than like yourself, he'll say so, and explain what he'd do instead.

  • A rushed consultation.

    Forty-five minutes is how long a first appointment takes. Decisions made in five minutes tend to be the wrong ones.

  • Products of uncertain origin.

    Product choice follows clinical evidence and Australian regulation, never price.

  • Anything unsafe for your anatomy.

    Where risk outweighs benefit, the answer is no. That includes popular treatments, where they don't suit your features.

  • The same plan for every face.

    A plan is drawn from your anatomy and your history. There is no menu being worked through.

He may also decline to treat altogether where a procedure would do more harm than good. When that happens, you'll be told why, and what the better path is: a different treatment, a referral, or simply waiting.

Most asked for

Across face, skin and body: the procedures patients most commonly come to the clinic for.

Whether it's under-eye circles, cheek hollowness, fine lines, a softening jawline or thinning hair: you'll be assessed by the doctor first, then offered the option that suits the cause.

Visit the clinic

Kew, Melbourne.

Aesthetic Doctors Australia is at 1167 Burke Road in Melbourne's inner east. Easy on-street parking, ten minutes from the CBD.

Patients travel from Kew, Richmond, Hawthorn, Camberwell, Balwyn, Ivanhoe and beyond.

Address
1167 Burke Road, Kew VIC 3101
Practitioner
Dr Rakib Uddin · AHPRA MED0001936872
Appointments
By appointment: contact the clinic to arrange.
Kew, Melbourne

Consultation first

Book your consultation with Dr Rakib.

Forty-five minutes, in person, with the doctor. We'll discuss your concern, what options exist, and whether treatment is the right next step.

1167 Burke Road, Kew VIC 3101

Important treatment information

All information on this page is general in nature and is not a substitute for a medical consultation. Any before-and-after images shown are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee individual outcomes. Treatments performed by Dr Rakib Uddin (AHPRA MED0001936872) vary based on each patient's unique anatomy, medical history and needs. All cosmetic injectable treatments carry risks; a consultation is required prior to any treatment to assess suitability, discuss risks and alternatives, and establish realistic expectations.

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