Recently Refine Cosmetic Clinic’s Managing Director Manuela Matt was featured in a story on current affairs program Today Tonight.
In their report, Today Tonight investigated the standard of ethics in the cosmetic surgery industry by sending a young beauty queen into several Sydney cosmetic clinics.
As a finalist in last year’s Miss Universe Australia, Jessica Bonnici is considered by many as a classic beauty.
However, almost all of the clinic’s Miss Bonnici visited recommended thousands of dollars of work on her face and body, with one exception. Manuela Matt was the only consultant to tell Ms Bonnici she did not have to have any work done.
This is a fantastic topic of debate in the cosmetic industry, and Refine Cosmetic Clinic would like to thank Today Tonight highlighting the subject. Take a look below:
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