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Heart Aesthetics Hobart is a nurse-led clinic providing private skin consultations in New Town. We help clients from Hobart and southern Tasmania make informed choices about their treatment options. Our focus is safety, professionalism, and comfort in a discreet, supportive environment.
Consultations include discussion of suitability, risks, and expected outcomes before any treatment. Services include skin needling, collagen stimulation, Tixel rejuvenation, lip and facial consultations, and tailored skin care planning. We do not advertise prescription-only medicines; instead, we provide clear, evidence-based guidance in line with AHPRA and TGA requirements.
Located at 187 New Town Rd, New Town TAS 7008, we are easily accessible to residents of Sandy Bay, Glenorchy, Kingston, Sorell, and the Huon Valley.
Consultations include discussion of suitability, risks, and expected outcomes before any treatment. Services include skin needling, collagen stimulation, Tixel rejuvenation, lip and facial consultations, and tailored skin care planning. We do not advertise prescription-only medicines; instead, we provide clear, evidence-based guidance in line with AHPRA and TGA requirements.
Located at 187 New Town Rd, New Town TAS 7008, we are easily accessible to residents of Sandy Bay, Glenorchy, Kingston, Sorell, and the Huon Valley.
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🌾 George Russell
Pastoralist George Russell established his headquarters at Golf Hill near Shelford while managing the Clyde Company’s Australian interests. His work in the district involved sheep breeding and the development of a substantial pastoral enterprise, followed by ownership of the property. He also supported education and was involved in the establishment of Geelong College. Golf Hill places his working life firmly within today’s Golden Plains Shire. His career belongs to the colonial pastoral economy, whose expansion transformed land use in country already occupied by Aboriginal communities.
