Dr Naomi

Cosmetic Doctor | Cosmetic Chemist
Founder & Formulator
The Manse
Dr Naomi Skin Dr Naomi is skincare brand.

It was founded by Dr Naomi, who is also the founder of The Manse Clinic, a luxury cosmetic clinic in Sydney

23/10/2026

Don’t tell my lawyers I posted this

05/10/2026

Today’s Edition 🗞️

THE MANSE TIMES | INDUSTRY

Another product launch. Another revolution.

A Key Opinion Leader has confirmed that the latest addition to the cosmetic market is a “game changer”, following a long and distinguished history of previous products also changing the game.

Industry observers are increasingly unsure what game is currently being played, or whether anyone remembers the original rules.

The latest game changer is expected to change everything — until the next launch.

The Manse Times will continue to monitor the game.

28/09/2026

Cosmetic Pioneer 🫶🫶🫶

25/09/2026

thecosmeticnews is back
The nail study that tore the newsroom apart

24/08/2026

Paddington. Our local love story.
We’ve been part of this neighbourhood for over 20 years, and somehow we still find something new to love about it.
The back streets. The people. The independents. The institutions. The food, fashion, coffee, galleries and pubs. The old buildings and unexpected corners.
And, tucked away among it all, us.
Paddington will always feel like home 💒

21/08/2026

Thankyou to the patient who inspired us this week, we’re gonna start a vege garden at The Manse Clinics | Cosmetic Medicine Sydney Paddo. Let’s see what we can grow!!
Who has the greenest thumb on our team?

04/07/2026

More aura than the original walkout ?

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🎼 Move Shake

28/06/2026

A cosmetic marketing agency has denied allegations of the ongoing slopification of cosmetic clinic websites.

Following yesterday’s revelation that every client independently chose the prompt “Luxury Cosmetic Clinic,” investigators have now released examples of the resulting websites.

Investigators first noticed something was wrong when every second homepage claimed to be “doctor-led” and committed to “clinical excellence,” prompting concerns that the websites had been SEO-optimised into indistinguishability.

Investigators also confirmed that every site contained at least one unnecessary use of the words “elevated,” “bespoke,” “nuanced” or “restraint.”

The audit found an unusually high proportion featured:

* A woman gently touching her face or receiving a facial.
* A pale blush-beige background.
* A serif logo.
* A pill-shaped “Book Consultation” button.
* Rounded corners on absolutely everything.

The website copy was found to be similarly original, with repeated use of:

* “Enhance your natural beauty.”
* “Personalised treatment plans.”
* “Tailored to your individual needs.”
* “Where science meets artistry.”
* “Luxury aesthetics.”
* “Premium experience.”
* “Advanced technology.”
* “Holistic approach.”
* “Refined results.”
* “Timeless beauty.”
* “Book your consultation today.”

Asked whether AI had contributed to the growing sameness of cosmetic websites, the agency replied, “Every one of our brands is completely unique.”

Tomorrow: The Manse Times Investigators release the second part of their report, examining how advertising regulations may have unintentionally contributed to the remarkable convergence of cosmetic clinic websites

30/05/2026

Thankyou to my patients for tolerating this with such grace 🙏🙏🙏

Original 🙏

13/04/2026

A clinic long recognised for its self-proclaimed signature blend of “artistry and science” has come under quiet scrutiny this week, after a number of patients reported leaving with results best described as “structurally decisive.”

Positioning itself within the well-worn marketing trifecta of “elevated, premium and luxury”, the clinic has built a reputation for high-visibility brand alignment, including the strategic treatment of D-grade media personalities, despite ongoing regulatory sensitivities in Australia.

However, some patients have noted that these outcomes appear to follow a consistent directional shift toward increasingly masculine facial proportions.

“I asked for something soft,” one patient explained. “They said we’d enhance my natural features. I just didn’t realise my natural features were… this.”

The clinic has defended its approach, with its doctor stating their signature bespoke “pronounced jawline technique” was “necessary for structural support and long term balance.”

Industry observers suggest the issue may reflect a broader trend of practitioners transitioning from general practice into aesthetic medicine, bringing technical competency but a more utilitarian relationship with facial design.

“Beauty is subjective,” a spokesperson confirmed. “Structure is not.”

At press time, the clinic confirmed it would be expanding its premium offering, with new treatment packages focused on “lower face strength,” “midface projection,” and “brow reinforcement.”

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