About the Manly Clinic
The Manly clinic is a modern, purpose-designed consultation space located in the heart of the Northern Beaches. After more than 10 years operating from Dee Why, Dr Turner relocated the Northern Beaches practice to Manly, a move that reflects a commitment to improved facilities, greater privacy, and a better overall experience for patients at every stage of their surgical journey.
Consultations are private and unhurried. The clinic is designed to provide a calm, discreet environment where patients feel comfortable discussing their concerns openly. Parking is available nearby, and the clinic is accessible by public transport and ferry.
How to Find Us
Address: Suite 504, Level 5, 39 East Esplanade, Manly NSW 2095
Phone: 1300 437 758
Email: [email protected]
Manly consultations: Tuesday & Friday by appointment
Consultation fee: $450 (partial Medicare rebate may apply with a valid GP referral)
Parking: Street parking and public car parks are available within easy walking distance
Public transport: The clinic is accessible by bus, and by ferry from Circular Quay
Featured Procedures at the Manly Clinic
The most commonly enquired-about procedures from Northern Beaches patients are:
Facelift Surgery in Sydney, a comprehensive overview of facelift options including deep plane, vertical restore, and SMAS techniques.
Rhinoplasty in Sydney, cosmetic and functional nasal surgery for patients across the Northern Beaches.
Breast Augmentation in Sydney, implant-based breast augmentation, including hybrid augmentation with fat grafting.
Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty), upper, lower, and combined blepharoplasty for patients addressing concerns around the eyes.
Why Patients on the Northern Beaches Choose Dr Turner
Choosing a plastic surgeon is one of the most significant decisions you’ll make, and for patients on the Northern Beaches, having a highly qualified specialist accessible locally makes a practical difference. Pre-operative appointments, post-operative follow-ups, and any interim check-ins don’t require a trip into the CBD or Eastern Suburbs.
Dr Turner is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS), the highest specialist qualification in plastic surgery in Australia. His training spans both aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, with particular focus on facial procedures including deep plane facelift, rhinoplasty, and eyelid surgery. He has spent over a decade working with patients across the Northern Beaches, and his approach throughout that time has remained consistent: careful assessment, honest communication, and surgical planning that reflects each patient’s individual anatomy and goals.
In Australia, the title “cosmetic surgeon” is not a protected specialist qualification. It’s worth understanding the difference. A Specialist Plastic Surgeon holds a Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in Plastic Surgery, a qualification that requires years of supervised specialist training beyond a basic medical degree. Dr Turner holds this qualification and is listed on the Medical Board of Australia’s Specialist Register (AHPRA registration MED0001654827).
Procedures Available at the Manly Clinic
Dr Turner’s practice focuses on surgical procedures of the face, nose, and breast. Below is an overview of the procedures available to Northern Beaches patients.
Facelift Surgery
Facelift surgery aims to address visible changes to the face and neck caused by tissue descent, volume loss, and skin laxity. Dr Turner performs a range of facelift techniques. The right approach depends on your anatomy, the degree of change you’re looking to address, and your recovery preferences.
The Deep Plane Facelift works at a deeper structural layer beneath the SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system), repositioning the underlying tissues rather than relying primarily on skin tension. It may offer more durable outcomes and is generally considered appropriate for patients with significant facial descent, particularly in the mid-face and jowl area.
The Extended Deep Plane Facelift is an extension of the deep plane approach that allows greater access to the mid-face and nasolabial fold area, typically suited to patients with more advanced facial descent.
The Vertical Restore Facelift repositions facial tissues in a more vertical direction, which may produce a result that sits differently from traditional facelift approaches.
The Short Scar or Mini Facelift is a more limited procedure with a shorter incision pattern, typically suitable for patients with earlier-stage concerns and good skin elasticity.
The Ponytail or Endoscopic Facelift is a minimally invasive approach using small incisions and an endoscope. This technique may be appropriate for specific patients seeking limited correction with minimal scarring and shorter recovery.
The SMAS Facelift is a well-established technique that lifts and repositions the SMAS layer, providing structural support to the lower face and jowl area.
Each facelift consultation includes a thorough assessment of your facial anatomy, a discussion of technique options, and a clear explanation of what the procedure may and may not address. Read more about facelift surgery in Sydney.
Neck Lift Surgery
The neck is often where changes become visible earlier or more noticeably than elsewhere on the face. Neck lift surgery may address concerns including loose skin, neck banding (platysmal bands), and submental fullness.
Dr Turner performs several approaches depending on the nature of the concern. Platysmaplasty (Neck Lift) addresses the platysma muscle bands and excess skin of the neck, and is the most commonly performed neck lift procedure. The Deep Neck Lift is a more comprehensive procedure for patients with more significant neck changes, working at a deeper structural level. Neck Liposuction is appropriate for patients with good skin elasticity and primarily fatty fullness beneath the chin, without significant excess skin.
In many cases, neck lift surgery is performed in combination with a facelift to address the face and neck as a connected aesthetic unit. Read more about neck lift surgery options.
Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)
Blepharoplasty is one of the more commonly performed facial plastic surgery procedures. It may be appropriate for patients experiencing heaviness of the upper eyelids, puffiness of the lower lids, or both, concerns that are often among the first to become noticeable.
Upper Blepharoplasty removes excess skin (and sometimes fat or muscle) from the upper eyelid. In some cases, significant upper lid hooding may be causing a degree of visual field obstruction. In those situations, a functional component may be relevant and worth discussing during your consultation.
Lower Blepharoplasty addresses puffiness, bags, or skin laxity under the eye. Depending on your anatomy, Dr Turner may use a transconjunctival approach (incision inside the lower lid) or a subciliary approach (fine incision just below the lash line).
Combination Blepharoplasty involves upper and lower eyelid surgery performed in the same procedure.
Blepharoplasty is typically performed under general anaesthetic or sedation, and most patients are able to return to light activity within one to two weeks. Read more about blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery).
Brow Lift
A brow lift aims to address descent of the brow, a change that can contribute to a heavy or fatigued appearance across the upper face. The procedure repositions brow tissue and, in some techniques, addresses the muscles responsible for furrowing.
Dr Turner performs endoscopic brow lift surgery, a minimally invasive technique using small incisions and an endoscope to reposition the brow through limited access points. This approach tends to involve a shorter recovery compared to traditional open techniques and leaves minimal visible scarring.
Brow lift surgery may be performed alone or in combination with upper blepharoplasty or facelift surgery, depending on the nature of the concerns and the overall surgical plan. Read more about brow lift surgery.
Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is widely regarded as one of the most technically demanding procedures in facial plastic surgery. Outcomes depend not only on surgical skill but on a thorough understanding of nasal anatomy, tissue behaviour, and the relationship between the nose and other facial structures.
Dr Turner performs both cosmetic rhinoplasty (addressing the shape, size, or proportion of the nose) and functional rhinoplasty (addressing breathing concerns related to the nasal airway). In some patients, both functional and cosmetic concerns are present and can be addressed in the same procedure.
Common concerns addressed through rhinoplasty include a dorsal hump (bump on the bridge of the nose), width of the nasal bridge or nostrils, tip definition or projection, nostril asymmetry, deviation of the nose, and nasal airway obstruction (where a septoplasty component may be involved).
It’s important to have realistic expectations. Rhinoplasty results depend on your existing nasal anatomy, skin thickness, and healing. Dr Turner will discuss what is and isn’t achievable for your specific nose during the consultation. Read more about rhinoplasty in Sydney.
Breast Surgery
Dr Turner offers a range of breast procedures for patients on the Northern Beaches.
Breast Augmentation involves the placement of implants (silicone or, less commonly, saline) to address breast volume or asymmetry. Incision placement, implant type, size, and pocket position are discussed in detail during consultation.
Breast Lift (Mastopexy) repositions breast tissue and the nipple-areola complex to address ptosis (drooping). A lift may be appropriate following pregnancy, breastfeeding, or significant weight change.
Breast Lift with Augmentation combines volume addition with tissue repositioning. This is a more complex procedure than either performed alone and is discussed thoroughly during the consultation process.
Breast Reduction removes excess breast tissue and skin, and repositions the nipple to produce a smaller, lighter breast. This procedure may also provide relief from physical symptoms including back, neck, and shoulder pain, and may attract a Medicare rebate where functional criteria are met.
Breast Implant Revision addresses concerns following prior augmentation, including implant rupture, capsular contracture, implant malposition, or a desire to change implant size or type.
Body Surgery
Dr Turner offers body contouring procedures for patients whose concerns are not adequately addressed by diet and exercise alone, typically following significant weight loss, pregnancy, or the changes that occur with age.
Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) removes excess skin and fat from the abdominal area and may repair separated abdominal muscles (diastasis recti) where present. It may be appropriate for patients following pregnancy or significant weight loss who have excess skin that has not responded to lifestyle measures. A full abdominoplasty addresses the entire abdomen, while a mini abdominoplasty is a more limited procedure suited to patients with concerns confined to the lower abdomen. Dr Turner will advise on the most appropriate approach during your consultation.
Labiaplasty is a surgical procedure that reduces or reshapes the labia minora. It may be considered for physical discomfort caused by labial size or asymmetry, including discomfort during exercise, intimacy, or when wearing certain clothing, or for cosmetic concerns. It is important that patients considering labiaplasty have realistic expectations and a clear understanding of what surgery can and cannot achieve. A thorough consultation is required, and the mandatory two-consultation and psychological evaluation requirements apply in full.
Body surgery is a significant decision. A comprehensive consultation is required to assess your suitability, discuss the risks and alternatives, and ensure that surgery is the appropriate path for your circumstances.
Xen LED Light Therapy
The Manly clinic offers Xen LED light therapy, a non-surgical treatment using clinically validated wavelengths of light to support skin health. Xen LED may be used as a standalone treatment or as an adjunct to surgical procedures to support healing and skin conditions. The team can provide more information about whether this treatment may be appropriate for your circumstances.
Facelift Surgery at the Manly Clinic, Northern Beaches
Patients across Sydney’s Northern Beaches considering facelift surgery can consult with Dr Turner at the Manly clinic, with surgery performed at Delmar Private Hospital in Dee Why. Dr Turner performs several approaches, matched to your anatomy rather than chosen in advance: deep plane facelift surgery, vertical restore facelift, short scar facelift and ponytail facelift, often combined with neck lift surgery where the neck is part of the picture.
The Manly clinic also houses the Xen LED photobiomodulation system, used to support selected post-operative recovery pathways. This means Northern Beaches patients can have their consultation, surgery at Delmar and early recovery support close to home. You can review facelift before and after photos, read the facelift cost guide for Sydney, see how LED light therapy supports recovery, and read the risks of facelift surgery before deciding.
Surgery at Delmar Private Hospital
All surgical procedures for Manly clinic patients are performed at Delmar Private Hospital, located on Sydney’s Northern Beaches at 58 Quirk Street, Dee Why NSW 2099. Delmar is an accredited private facility with dedicated surgical and recovery teams, and a strong focus on patient safety and comfort.
The proximity of Delmar to the Manly clinic means that patients on the Northern Beaches have access to surgical care and post-operative recovery close to home, reducing the need to travel to Sydney’s CBD or inner suburbs for their procedure.
The Patient Pathway, Northern Beaches
Step 1, Initial Consultation in Manly. Your first appointment takes place at the Manly clinic. Dr Turner will listen to your concerns, conduct an assessment, explain the options that may be appropriate for you, and provide honest guidance on what surgery can and cannot achieve. There is no obligation to proceed.
As required under Australian regulations effective 1 July 2023, a minimum of two consultations is required before any cosmetic surgery is agreed upon, along with a mandatory psychological evaluation. These requirements are in place to protect patient safety and support informed decision-making.
Step 2, Second Consultation and Surgical Planning. A second consultation is required before proceeding with surgery. This appointment allows time for reflection, additional questions, and the finalisation of your surgical plan. You’ll receive a detailed cost estimate and information about the procedure, hospital admission, and recovery.
Step 3, Surgery at Delmar Private Hospital. Your procedure takes place at Delmar Private Hospital. Dr Turner’s team will provide comprehensive pre-operative instructions and be available to answer any questions in the lead-up to your operation.
Step 4, Post-Operative Follow-Up. Follow-up appointments typically take place at the Manly clinic. Telehealth review may be available for appropriate check-ins during the recovery period.
Patients We See from Across the Northern Beaches
The Manly clinic regularly sees patients from across the Northern Beaches and lower North Shore, including:
Manly, Fairlight, Balgowlah, Balgowlah Heights, Seaforth, Clontarf, Northbridge, Mosman, Cremorne, Neutral Bay, Cammeray, Dee Why, Curl Curl, Freshwater, Queenscliff, Brookvale, Narraweena, Collaroy, Narrabeen, Mona Vale, Warriewood, Elanora Heights, Newport, Avalon, Bilgola, Whale Beach, Palm Beach, and surrounding communities.
Patients from further afield, including the upper North Shore, Hills District, and interstate, are also welcome to consult at Manly. Our team can assist with appointment coordination and provide information about what to consider when travelling for surgery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I have a facelift consultation on the Northern Beaches?
Dr Turner offers facelift consultations at the Manly clinic, in Suite 504, Level 5, 39 East Esplanade, close to Manly Wharf. It serves patients across the Northern Beaches and lower North Shore, including Dee Why, Brookvale, Balgowlah, Seaforth and Mosman. A GP referral is required before booking.
Which facelift techniques does Dr Turner offer at the Manly clinic?
Dr Turner performs several facelift approaches, including deep plane facelift, vertical restore facelift, short scar facelift and ponytail facelift, often combined with neck lift surgery. The technique is matched to your facial anatomy and goals during consultation, rather than chosen from a website.
Where is facelift surgery performed for Northern Beaches patients?
Facelift surgery for Manly and Northern Beaches patients is performed at Delmar Private Hospital in Dee Why, an accredited private hospital, under general anaesthesia with a specialist anaesthetist. Consultation, surgery and early recovery can all take place on the Northern Beaches.
Is LED light therapy available to support facelift recovery at Manly?
Yes. The Manly clinic houses the Xen LED photobiomodulation system, which may be used to support selected post-operative recovery pathways after facial surgery. Whether it suits your recovery is discussed in consultation.
Do I need a GP referral for a facelift consultation in Sydney?
Yes. A GP or specialist referral is required for all cosmetic surgery consultations under AHPRA regulations. Surgical planning also involves a minimum of two consultations and a seven-day cooling-off period before consent.
Book a Consultation at the Manly Clinic
If you’re considering surgery and would like to discuss your options with Dr Turner, the next step is to arrange a consultation at the Manly clinic.
You can reach our team by phone on 1300 437 758, by email at [email protected], or by submitting an enquiry through the contact page.
To learn more about Dr Turner’s background, training, and approach, visit the About Dr Turner page.
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