Care that grows with you.
Medicine for life.

Not yet. InVita opens in Point Cook in 2027. Register your interest above and we will send one message when appointments open.

Women’s Health, Health & Longevity, Weight Management, Skin & Hair, and Face & Body Aesthetics. That includes women’s health at every stage of adult life, from periods and contraception to pregnancy planning, after birth and menopause; medical skincare for acne, rosacea, pigmentation and melasma; skin checks, excessive sweating, microneedling, chemical peels, PRP and PRF; men’s health, diabetes and prevention; and support with weight. Treatments & services lists everything in one place.

No. Start with what you have noticed and what you want to know. Options, risks, alternatives and costs are explained before you decide, and no treatment is always an option.

Bring a list of your medicines and supplements, any recent results, details of previous care and a short note of what has changed and when. You do not need a diagnosis or a perfectly organised account. The consultation guide explains what to expect.

Australian law does not allow prescription medicines to be advertised to the public, including by nicknames or general descriptions, and their prices cannot be advertised either. So this website describes the concerns that can be discussed. In a consultation, every suitable option is explained, including what it involves, its risks, the alternatives and the cost.

Simply and openly. Consultation and procedure fees will be published before opening, every treatment cost is set out in writing before you decide, and there are no hidden fees and no pressure. Treatments that involve a prescription medicine are quoted individually at your consultation, because Australian law does not allow those prices to be advertised. The consultation guide has the full fee guide.

Cosmetic treatments are not covered by Medicare or private health insurance. Fees, and whether any medical consultations attract a Medicare rebate, will be published here before opening and emailed to everyone who registers.

It depends on the treatment. Some feel like a brief scratch or sting, and others are uncomfortable for a short time. What to expect, and the ways to make you more comfortable, are explained beforehand.

It depends on your plan. Some skin procedures are done as a course of sessions, most treatments are followed by a review, and health and weight care includes regular follow-up. Your plan sets out when to come back and why.

InVita is for adults and young people aged 16 and over. Children are best seen by their usual GP. Cosmetic consultations and procedures are for adults aged 18 and over.

English, Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi. You are welcome to bring a family member, or to have the whole consultation in the language you prefer.

Yes, for many follow-ups. Reviews for weight management, menopause care and results can often be held by video, where that is clinically appropriate. First consultations, examinations, skin checks and procedures are in person.

Try the short Where should I start? guide. It takes a minute, asks nothing personal and suggests the consultation that fits.

Yes. Dr Farya holds specialist registration in general practice with the Medical Board of Australia. You can check any practitioner’s registration, including any conditions, on the public register at ahpra.gov.au. Her UK qualifications and training are described on her profile.

InVita will see patients in Point Cook, in Melbourne’s west, close to Williams Landing, Tarneit, Truganina, Werribee, Altona Meadows and Laverton. The address and fees will be published here before appointments open, and emailed to everyone who registers.