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Dr Yalda Jamali

Dr. Yalda Jamali

Cosmetic doctor, educator, and brand collaborator in Sydney — combining medical expertise with innovation

Sydney based cosmetic doctor

A doctor who listens first, treats with precision, and focuses on achieving personalised, balanced, and long-term results.

Dr. Yalda Jamali

About Meet the doctor

At the heart of my practice is a commitment to ethical, evidence-based care that prioritises your wellbeing. I focus on delivering safe, considered results tailored to you, guided by current medical evidence. With honesty and transparency, I aim to improve skin health while maintaining results that feel balanced, subtle, and true to you.

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Cosmetic Services

Consultation-led care across Sydney

Dr Yalda Jamali combines medical expertise with a personalised approach to cosmetic medicine. Each treatment is consultation-led, focused on skin quality and long-term results.

Services
Dr. Yalda Jamali
Cosmetic Doctor

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Cosmetic Doctor

Sydney-based cosmetic doctor with a decade of experience, focused on skin quality and balance.

Collaborator

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Collaborator

Collaborating with global skin brands to create content, host events, and showcase new innovations.

Educator

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Educator

Educating on skin and cosmetic medicine through media contributions, articles, and expert insights.

Partner testimonial

“Working with Dr. Yalda has been an absolute pleasure. As a brand, we value authenticity, and Dr. Yalda perfectly aligns with our mission to provide skincare solutions backed by science and expertise. Her content not only showcases her deep knowledge as a cosmetic doctor but also resonates with a wide audience who trusts her insights. Dr. Yalda has been a key partner in helping us reach the right audience, and breaking down more complex skincare concerns and ingredients. She's been instrumental in highlighting the value of our products. We look forward to continuing to work with her and to educate on all things healthy skin.”
Clinique
Every face is different. The aim is not to alter, but to treat with care, balance, and intention.
Dr. Yalda Jamali
Dr. Yalda Jamali

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I love working with brands and revisiting the same products year after year. Products backed by strong research and science stay relevant, and sometimes make what once seemed impossible, possible! @no7aus Future Renew range continues to impress me, particularly with the research behind its peptide technology. A range that explores the biology of skin damage and works with the skin’s natural repair processes to support healthier, better functioning skin. An iconic British brand, even closer to home having had the Univeritsy of Manchester workin on its research. 

#FutureRenew #BelieveInPossible #adWe go through a lot of skincare over here. Do you see any faves or absolute nos on the list?Last night I attended a beautiful dinner with @olayau to rewrite and relearn signs of ageing! Not another new product launch but an event to change the messaging around ageing.

I see women daily in my clinic speaking the words that have been reiterated to us by media - lines, wrinkles, age spots, sagging, drooping. Words that have been used for decades to sell mainly women the next skincare product or treatment.

There’s so much negativity around ageing that is mainly targeted at women and this is why we often feel irrelevant and inadequate after a certain point.

The reality is ageing is a privilege, yes you can absolutely look your best for the age you are, but often women wouldn’t want to turn back that time and be the version of themselves that they were even 5 years ago. Because with age, we grow, we strengthen, we gain, we experience and we empathise, and I think that’s worth more than a few new wrinkles.

Thank you @olayau and @sarahhumphriesagency for having me!

📸 @hughstewart_Photo dump of my time in Melbourne with @qvskincare 

This month is eczema awareness month and we dived deep into how much research and innovations QV has done over the years for a condition that impacts so many every year. 

A range of QV products for us to use at the hotel! 

Stunning rooftop dinner with Sydney and Melbourne content creators and media 

Managed to catch up with bestie whilst in melb @claryyriven 

@claryyriven @hollietegansmith 

Of course used of of my fave products. The hydrate and renew serum! 

All dressed up ready for our lab tour! I cannot believe every single QV item across the world is made right here in the Melbourne lab! 

Production! This lot were going to the Middle East and were getting labels in Arabic 

Lunch with the scientists that work so hard behind the scenes and a heartfelt speech from the son of the founder of Ego! 

@hollietegansmith 

And signed book to end our tour! Thanks for having me @qvskincare @egopharmaceuticalsA conversation I had in the last few days got me thinking. “Have you ever carried out a treatment you weren’t 100% with?” and obviously the answer is yes. You don’t start anything as a pro and even a pro can always make improvements.

It got me looking back on some of the work I have done, whether that was in-clinic or even on my socials! Even if I thought my work was great at a given point, everytime I’ve looked back, I’ve found things that I’ve improved on or changed (even if it felt like my best work at that time). But this is the thing, it’s a privilege to have had the courage to start something when it felt SO scary and at that point, a huge risk! 

In the pursuit of always wanting to be better, we often forget the journey that has got us here and how much we’ve learnt and improved. 

When I first started as a cosmetic doctor, I found it so hard to promote and market myself, to put myself out there, to persevere through quiet and empty clinic days, to say I’ve started a business and even scarier to showcase my work (when I could showcase my work and wasn’t so bound by strict TGA rules). But we all have to start somewhere and every single person is a beginner at something at some point. If there’s something you want to do, you have to be a beginner at some point, so that may as well be now.