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Dr Hollie expands Atelier Medical Aesthetics with a second clinic

Dr Hollie Berghofer, left. and RN Oliva Hamill, of Atelier Medical Aesthetics.

Atelier Medical Aesthetics, led by respected Canberra doctor Dr Hollie Berghofer, is entering an exciting new chapter with the upcoming opening of a second clinic.

Located within Yarralumla Dental Clinic, the expansion of Atelier Medical Aesthetics reflects growing demand for medically led aesthetic and therapeutic treatments that focus not only on appearance, but also on comfort, function and quality of life.

The new Yarralumla clinic will place a strong emphasis on treating patients experiencing jaw clenching, teeth grinding, muscle overactivity and tension in the jaw. These conditions are increasingly common and can have a significant impact on daily comfort, sleep quality and long term dental health. Many patients are unaware that targeted medical aesthetic treatments may assist in reducing muscle overactivity, helping to ease tension and associated symptoms.

“For many people, jaw clenching or grinding happens subconsciously, often during sleep or times of stress,” Dr Berghofer explains. “Over time, this can lead to headaches, jaw pain, disrupted sleep and damage to teeth. Our goal is to offer carefully assessed, appropriate treatments that support patient comfort and overall wellbeing.”

In addition to jaw-related treatments, the Yarralumla clinic will also treat suitable patients experiencing seasonal allergic rhinitis, including hayfever. For those who suffer persistent symptoms during Canberra’s allergy seasons, this service offers another medically guided option to help manage discomfort and improve day-to-day quality of life.

Hyperhidrosis treatment will also be available at the new location, supporting individuals who experience excessive underarm or palm sweating. This condition can be both physically uncomfortable and socially limiting, impacting confidence, work and everyday activities. Atelier Medical Aesthetics offers treatment options designed to help patients feel more comfortable and confident in their daily lives.

While the Yarralumla clinic expands the practice’s therapeutic offerings, the original Atelier Medical Aesthetics clinic on Eastlake Parade in Kingston will continue to provide the full range of cosmetic and general facial aesthetic services the clinic is known for. These include personalised aesthetic consultations and treatments delivered with a strong focus on safety and ethical practice.

Dr Berghofer’s approach has earned Atelier Medical Aesthetics a loyal and growing client base. As a medical practitioner, she brings a detailed understanding of facial anatomy, muscle function and patient care, ensuring treatments are tailored, conservative and evidence informed.

In time for the festive season, both clinics are now offering and accepting gift vouchers. These make an ideal Christmas gift for those who are difficult to buy for, offering the flexibility of choosing treatments that suit their individual needs and goals. Whether for wellness focused treatments or cosmetic services, gift vouchers allow loved ones to invest in feeling confident, comfortable and cared for.

With the opening of its second clinic, Atelier Medical Aesthetics continues to strengthen its reputation as a trusted, medically led practice at the intersection of aesthetics, comfort and wellbeing.

New clinic opening February 26 at 1/18 Bentham Street, Yarralumla.

Atelier Medical Aesthetics, 125/25 Eastlake Parade, Kingston. Email [email protected] or visit atelieraesthetics.com.au. For urgent contact and emergency care: 0493 281557.

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