Our standards
Patient safety is our primary concern. We take the responsibility for providing advanced medical procedures seriously, given the associated risks. We maintain a high level of open and honest communication at every stage of the patient journey, enabling well-informed decisions. The Manse is continually working to minimise these risks through our training, equipment, systems, and experience at our Paddington skin clinic. An experienced doctor is always onsite for injectable treatments at our skin clinic Paddington. We are committed to ongoing medical education, particularly in minimising complications.
Our skills
The finest medical outcomes result from the best assessments. High-level aesthetic evaluations can only be provided by practitioners with extensive training and experience. Each patient is unique, with distinct concerns and goals, leading to varying results. During the initial consultation at our medical clinic, we thoroughly examine patients from a medical viewpoint, explore their history and risk tolerance, and engage in a discussion of options. This enables patients to make informed decisions and allows our medical practitioners to create a tailored plan at our skin clinic Paddington.
The Manse Clinic has chosen the finest team of non-surgical cosmetic doctors and nurses in Australia. They are the experts in the fields of injectables and all other aspects of cosmetic medicine and health. The areas of our clinic’s expertise include:
- Treatments, for headaches, migraines, hyperhidrosis, bruxism frown lines, eye wrinkles, forehead and browlifts .
- Face slimming, double chin treatments and body treatments .
- Medical skin treatments: including for rosacea, melasma, acne, acnes scarring, birthmarks laser mole removal, IPL, vascular laser, resurfacing laser, fractional laser, devices for pigmentation removal, freckle removal and antiageing .
- Dermal Treatments: For symmetry correction, acne and other scarring, lips, tear troughs, cheeks, temples, forehead, liquid facelifts, nose improvement, chins and jawlines .
We love our workplace, it is an architecturally impressive, heritage building on Oxford St, in Paddington, an inner-city, eastern suburb of Sydney, 2km from the CBD. Paddington is known for its gentrified Victorian terrace houses, boutique fashion, bars and cafes.
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The History of our Flagship Paddington Clinic
The Manse, was the Manse for St John’s church, the first church established in Paddington. It was where the minister for the church lived. This Presbyterian church was built in 1859, and now houses Parlour X, Sydney’s mecca for the high end fashionista.
Why “The Manse”?
The first reason is that it is the name of our flagship building.
A “Manse” is where the minister of a presbyterian church lived. Our flagship clinic would have been where the minister met with his parishioners and “ministered” to them, ie helped them with their spiritual lives. Our treatment room 1 would have been the actual room in which he had these meetings.
We felt that we were continuing a tradition of helping people enhance their lives, even though in an aesthetic rather than a spiritual way, so we wanted to keep this name and this mission.
The Architecture and History of The Manse
The Manse was built in 1904 and is a significant piece of Australian architectural history, as a good example of a substantial Federation Arts & Crafts style dwelling. It is the work of well known architect of the period, Charles Slatyer.
The façade features face brickwork, with the upper level being finished with a coarse pebble dash. All windows have a bull nosed brick sill. The ground floor level windows have an arched head course whilst the first floor have roughcast heads. On the north elevation, there is a tower over the entrance with a casement window assembly to the porch, and Art Nouveau style masonry and timber belvedere at tower level. The roof is clad in slate with terracotta hips and ridges, with the front verandah continuous with the main roof. Significant internal fabric includes the timber joinery and fire places.
