About Dr. Aria
Dr. Aria Tak has a keen interest in the field of medicine, and was motivated to pursue his dreams after growing up observing and later working alongside his father in operating theatres.
In 2006 Dr. Tak graduated with Honours in Medicine. Following his passion for cosmetic procedures, he joined the Canadian Association of Medical Spas and Aesthetic Surgeons. Since completing a Diploma of Aesthetic Medicine, he has gained a wealth of experience in the speciality along with a reputation for precision and excellence.
Dr. Tak graduated first in his cohort for the Australian Medical Council exams and is part of the fellowship program for the Australian College of Cosmetic Surgery. As a highly skilled practitioner with many years experience, he has worked with leading cosmetic and aesthetic surgeons, and has been trained in advance injecting techniques.
As part of his ongoing commitment to professional development and continual honing of his craft, he routinely attends educational conferences, seminars, and workshops. He has competed multiple courses, including courses in Juvéderm, Princess and Galderma products.
Dr. Tak is committed to using appropriate high quality treatment platforms to achieve the best, and most natural, outcome for his clients. Using the latest technology for both non-invasive and invasive medical and aesthetic procedures, he respects each individual patient's anatomy in order to achieve facial harmony.
About The Clinic
We at Aesthetics by Aria provide a range of premium non-surgical treatments, dedicated to using the highest quality products and technology that delivers targeted results in the most efficient manner. We believe working together we will address your unique skin concerns, so we recommend a professional skin consultation for all of our clients. During this private appointment we take the time to talk with you about your skin history and skin objectives. We will discuss your goals with you to evaluate the condition to ensure we are recommending the best solution for you.
