The Juv'ae Journal
Discover expert cosmetic nursing education, industry insights, practical tips, and inspiring stories from our community to help you stay informed, compliant, and confident in your practice.
CC27, the Cosmetic Collective Conference 2027, is Juv’ae’s conference for cosmetic nurses and aesthetic clinic owners, and it’s coming to Manly! From 30 May to 1 June 2027, we’re taking over Elysium Hotel Manly, right across the road from the beach, for t...
Melissa Isaia
In 2026, 19 Juv’ae cosmetic nurses took their education overseas to the New Zealand Society of Cosmetic Medicine (NZSCM) Conference in Queenstown, a clinical excellence program in South Korea and IMCAS World Congress in France. They came home with sharper...
Nicole Schmid-Sanele
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In September, AHPRA and the National Boards released new guidance on prescribing off-label, unapproved and compounded medicines. It doesn’t create new rules, but it makes AHPRA’s expectations very clear, and cosmetic injectables were named as one of the h...
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Jacinta King
Regulatory information current as at 06 October 2026. State and territory implementation is changing. Nurses should always confirm current legislation and health department guidance in the jurisdiction in which they practise. Registered nurse prescribing ...
Jacinta King
Building a successful aesthetic clinic takes more than clinical skill. It takes ongoing education, the right systems and a network that backs you every step of the way. That's exactly what Juv'ae is built for, and it comes through two platforms: Juv'ae Ac...
Krystle Henjak
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What is the Juv'ae Clinical Governance Committee? The Clinical Governance Committee (CGC) is a multi-disciplinary panel established in 2023 to review every product, treatment and protocol adopted across the Juv'ae cosmetic injectables network. Each propos...
Team Juv'ae
Aesthetic medicine is medicine and patient safety must always be at the centre of what we do. Behind every consultation, treatment plan and clinical decision is a patient placing their trust in a healthcare professional. As the sector continues to evolve,...
Melissa Isaia
Most cosmetic clinic owners think of advertising compliance as a marketing detail - something to tidy up if it's ever flagged. It isn't. An AHPRA advertising breach doesn't just sit with the practitioner named on the post. It sits with the business. If a ...
Melissa Isaia
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Cosmetic nurses choose Juv’ae over a standard scripting provider because it’s built around the whole aesthetic clinic, not just the prescription. A scripting provider gives you access to a prescription. Juv'ae gives you an ecosystem built around the patie...
Melissa Isaia
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More Access. More Education. More Opportunity. Training, events and professional development for the combined anti-aging Associates and Juv'ae community. What if your next year in aesthetics included learning from internationally recognised injectors, att...
Nicole Schmid-Sanele
From 1 October 2026, Australian businesses will no longer be permitted to add a separate surcharge when customers pay using eftpos, Mastercard or Visa debit, prepaid or credit cards - though merchant fees from banks and payment providers still apply, and ...
Melissa Isaia
Running a cosmetic nursing practice today involves far more than managing an appointment book. Clinical documentation, prescribing workflows, medicines management, stock control, patient communication, treatment planning, compliance and business performan...