Australia’s First Accredited Cosmetic Clinic™
QIP Accreditation.
Cosmetique® is Australia’s first cosmetic clinic to receive accreditation against the National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards by Quality Innovation Performance.
This accreditation reflects Cosmetique’s commitment to safety, quality, clinical governance and continuous improvement across its clinic network.

National Safety & Quality Standards
Externally reviewed against the National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards.
Why it matters
Why QIP accreditation matters.
QIP accreditation is more than a credential. It is a demonstration to our patients and the community that Cosmetique® prioritises safety, quality and continuous improvement.
This accreditation signifies that Cosmetique meets national standards and provides an objective and reputable indicator of the clinic’s commitment to excellence.
It involves a rigorous evaluation of practices, policies and outcomes, helping ensure that every aspect of operations contributes to patient wellbeing, safety and satisfaction.
For patients seeking cosmetic treatments, QIP accreditation provides reassurance that Cosmetique has voluntarily subjected its systems, policies and procedures to external review.
Beyond regulation
Beyond regulatory requirements.
In an industry characterised by rapidly evolving techniques and treatments, Cosmetique® has sought to go beyond baseline regulatory requirements.
Despite the absence of specific accreditation standards for cosmetic injectable clinics at the time, Cosmetique proactively pursued QIP accreditation to support a higher standard of safety, quality and governance.
This achievement reflects an initiative to lead by example and to contribute to a stronger model of excellence within the cosmetic clinic industry.
The process
A rigorous accreditation process.
The journey to becoming Australia’s first accredited cosmetic clinic reflected the collective dedication of the Cosmetique team.
The accreditation process involved a comprehensive audit of Cosmetique’s practices, policies and procedures. These were reviewed by experts, assessors and the accreditation committee.
The process was undertaken because of Cosmetique’s commitment to upholding and advancing standards of care within the cosmetic industry.
For patients
What accreditation means for patients.
External review supports a consistent standard of care across the Cosmetique
network. For patients, this can mean:
Continuous improvement
Quality, safety and continuous improvement.
Accreditation is not a one-off achievement. It supports an ongoing culture of review, improvement and accountability.
For Cosmetique, accreditation aligns with a broader commitment to patient care, professional standards, clinical governance and transparent processes.
This approach helps ensure that safety, quality and patient experience remain central to how Cosmetique operates.
Start here
Start with a consultation.
Every patient is different. A consultation allows treatment goals, suitability, expectations and relevant clinical considerations to be reviewed before any procedure.
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Frequently asked questions.
What is QIP accreditation?
QIP accreditation is an external accreditation process that reviews whether an organisation meets relevant standards for safety, quality, governance and continuous improvement.
Why does accreditation matter for a cosmetic clinic?
Accreditation provides an additional layer of reassurance that a clinic has voluntarily subjected its systems, policies and procedures to external review.
Does accreditation mean every treatment is suitable for every patient?
Do I still need a consultation?
Yes. Accreditation does not replace individual assessment. A consultation is required to assess treatment options, suitability, risks, aftercare and expectations.
Is Cosmetique Australia’s first accredited cosmetic clinic?
Cosmetique® identifies as Australia’s First Accredited Cosmetic Clinic™ and achieved QIP accreditation against the National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards.
