Registered nurse ยท Drummoyne
Abbey Hamilton
A registered nurse trained at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital who provides skin and laser treatments alongside our doctors.
AHPRA registration NMW0002444129
About
Abbey completed a Bachelor of Nursing at the University of Notre Dame Australia and the New Graduate Program at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, where she went on to work in medical and surgical nursing. She is now undertaking a Master of Nursing at the University of Tasmania.
At Concept Cosmetic Medicine, Abbey provides skin and laser treatments and works alongside our doctors on each patient's treatment plan. She has been part of the team since 2023.
Abbey likes patients to know exactly what to expect, from how to prepare to what the skin will look like in the days after treatment, and she's available for questions afterwards.
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Nursing, University of Notre Dame Australia
- New Graduate Program, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
- Master of Nursing (in progress), University of Tasmania
Appointments with Abbey
- Skin treatments and peels
- Laser skin treatments
- Skin care advice
Some treatments need a consultation with one of our doctors first. We'll let you know when you book.
Where Abbey works
Our Drummoyne clinic in Sydney's inner west.
Book a consultation
Every treatment starts with a conversation
You'll talk through your concerns, medical history and goals, and Abbey or one of our doctors will explain the options that may suit you, including not having treatment, along with what's involved, recovery time, possible risks and costs. You'll have time to think it over before you decide.
Important information
All procedures carry risks. Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. Before any treatment you'll have a consultation with a registered practitioner, who will explain the expected benefits, recovery time, possible side effects and complications, costs, and alternatives, including not having treatment. Take time to consider your decision. You may wish to seek a second opinion.