Dr Raj Menon M.B.B.S.

AHPRA registration MED0001201385

KOL - Advanced Skin Technology
Faculty - AEAC Cosmetic Practice Emergency Course
Western Health Emergency Medicine

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Black and white portrait of a man with glasses, short hair, and wearing a white shirt, against a plain light background.

With more than 20 years of experience working in public and private Emergency Departments, Dr Raj Menon brings both medical precision and a deep commitment to achieving safe, natural, and harmonious cosmetic outcomes for his patients.

His patients trust him to provide exceptional, considered care in an understanding and professional manner.

Born in Shepparton Victoria, Dr Raj completed his medical degree at Monash University in 2002. He is registered with AHPRA and is a member of the Australasian College of Aesthetic Medicine (ACAM) and AestheticMET.

Dr Raj performed non-surgical aesthetic treatments in a traditional skin clinic for 5 years. The decision to start his own service came from one simple belief - these procedures are medical procedures and should be performed in a medical setting.

Dr Raj performs all treatments. He takes a detailed medical and aesthetic assessment during your consultation. He writes your prescription. And he takes responsibility for your care and outcomes in the unlikely event of a complication.

Dr Raj is committed to continuing medical education in the field of Aesthetic Medicine, completing a 6-month observership with a reputable cosmetic physician before treating his first patient. He attends major conferences and training sessions regularly to ensure his patients receive the best consultative process, treatment recommendations and safe and effective outcomes.

Dr Raj continues to work in Emergency Medicine. He provides bedside clinical teaching to University of Melbourne final year medical students.

When at home, he enjoys wrangling his 3 year old daughter Frankie together with his wife Laura.

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A certificate or sign from AMET with a statement about being a proud member committed to building a safer industry for patients.
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Diagram showing vascular occlusion after dermal filler injection with cross-sectional view of an artery, comparing normal and occluded arteries, highlighting dermal filler causing partial occlusion and reduced blood flow, and illustrating key structures including artery, dermal filler, connective tissue, and muscle.