Canopy
What shows
Skin, hair, the face and body, energy and mood: the parts of health everyone can see.
A new practice, opening in Point Cook, Melbourne, in 2027
Care that grows with you.
Medicine for life.
Unhurried, doctor-led care for your health, skin and confidence, at every stage of life.
Dr Farya Nazir has been a doctor for almost 20 years and a UK General Practitioner since 2013. At InVita in Point Cook she brings together menopause and women’s health, skin checks, skin care for every skin tone, weight management and face and body aesthetics, in one place.
Opening in Point Cook in 2027. Register to hear when appointments open.
Areas of care
What can we help with?
Four areas, one approach: listen first, explain clearly, and leave the decision with you. You do not need to know what treatment you want before you come.
Face & Body AestheticsYour features. Your priorities.- Lines and movement in the upper and lower face
- Facial balance, the jawline, neck and previous treatment
- Skin changes on the hands, neck, chest and body
Skin & HairUnderstand what has changed.- Acne, pigmentation and scarring, in every skin tone
- Skin checks for moles and spots, and excessive sweating
- Hair shedding, thinning or scalp discomfort
Health & LongevityCare at every stage of life.- Women’s health, menstrual concerns and menopause
- Men’s health, sleep, energy and everyday wellbeing
- Prevention, metabolic health and understanding results
Weight ManagementThere is a person beyond the number.- Changes in weight or appetite, including through midlife
- Previous approaches, setbacks and the support you need
- Strength, mobility, metabolic health and wellbeing
A guide to what InVita offers. Advice for you comes from a consultation.
Our name and our tree
The InVita
Tree of Life.
InVita comes from the Latin in vita, meaning “in life”: care that supports you at every stage of life, not just a single appointment. Our logo is a Tree of Life, one of the oldest symbols of health, growth and connection, and it shapes how we care: what you notice on the surface is connected to your story and to the foundations beneath it.
Canopy
Trunk
Your story
Your medical history, medicines, previous care and daily life give your health its particular shape.
Roots
What sits beneath
Sleep, nutrition, movement, hormones, metabolism and emotional wellbeing: the foundations everything else relies on.
Skin of colour
Care for skin
of every tone.
Skin of every tone deserves care that understands it. East Asian, South Asian, Middle Eastern, African, Pacific and mixed-heritage skin can respond differently to inflammation, sun and procedures, so assessment and treatment are planned with your skin type in mind from the start.
- Pigmentation, melasma and dark marks after acne or irritation
- Procedures chosen and adjusted for your skin type, to limit the risk of pigment change
- An understanding of keloid tendency, textured hair and scalp care
- Respect for your features and heritage, with no single beauty ideal
How a consultation works
First a conversation.
Then a plan.
Every appointment follows the same shape, whatever brings you in. Time to be heard, a clear explanation of your options, and a decision that is yours to make.
What to expect from a consultation- Listen
Your questions, your concerns and what has changed come first.
- Assess
History, examination or tests only where they would guide the next decision.
- Explain
Options, evidence, risks, alternatives and costs, in plain language.
- Decide together
Practical advice, further assessment, referral, time to reflect, or no treatment at all.
Our values
What InVita
stands for.
Four commitments shape every consultation. The promise behind them is simple: that you feel safe, understood, informed and confident in your own decisions.
Integrity
“I can trust the advice.”
Honest advice about options, risks, limits and costs. Recommendations are based on what is right for you, not on what sells, and choosing no treatment is always respected.
Medical excellence
“I feel safe here.”
Doctor-led care grounded in evidence and patient safety, and kept current through ongoing training, clinical governance and review.
Personalisation
“I am seen as a person, not an appointment.”
Care shaped around your health history, your priorities and your stage of life. No set packages and no one-size-fits-all plans.
Empowerment
“I feel informed and in control.”
Clear explanations and time to think, so you can make an informed decision at your own pace. The choice is always yours.
Healthy ageing, not anti-ageing.
Ageing is a natural part of life. InVita’s focus is health and wellbeing at every stage, looking at hormones, metabolism, sleep, skin and the person as a whole, rather than chasing trends or unrealistic standards.
Your doctor
Meet Dr Farya.
General Practitioner · Founder of InVita
Medicine first. Then skin, weight and wellbeing, considered as parts of the same picture.
Farya has been a doctor since 2007 and a UK General Practitioner since 2013. She is also registered in family medicine with the Dubai Health Authority. Her background includes general practice, urgent care and NHS leadership. Her clinical interests bring together women’s health, menopause, diabetes, weight management, healthy ageing, skin health and aesthetic medicine.
Ageing is a privilege. Farya’s focus is healthspan as well as lifespan: adding life to years, not just years to life. That starts with asking what is really going on, before anyone talks about treatment.
MBBS · MRCGP · DRCOG · PGDip Diabetes · PGDipAes Injectables
Dr Farya Nazir, Medical Board of Australia, Specialist (General practice) registration. Ahpra registration MED0004060746
Further training
- Diabetes
- PGDip Diabetes: Postgraduate Diploma in Diabeteswith Distinction
- Menopause
- British Menopause Society certificate in menopause
- Weight management
- SCOPE certification in obesity management, World Obesity Federation
- Aesthetic medicine
- PGDipAes Injectables: Level 7 Diploma, Ofqual-regulated, Harley Academy. Certificate in Cosmetic Dermatology, Harley Academy
- Skin health
- Advanced training in skin quality and collagen stimulation, Derma Medical
- Medical skincare
- Training with medical-grade skincare companies
- Skin checks
- Training in dermoscopy for examining moles and skin spots
Opening in 2027
Stay in touch
with InVita.
Leave your first name and email, and choose what you would like: one message when InVita opens, the InVita journal by email, or both.
Thank you. You are on the list.
We will send only what you asked for. Every email will say who it is from and include a one-click way to unsubscribe. If you change your mind before then, use the contact details on our privacy page and your details will be removed.
Only what you choose. One message when the practice opens, and the journal about once a month if you ask for it. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Before appointments open, we will publish these details here and email them to everyone who has registered:
- The full list of services
- The address and how to get in touch
- Consultation fees and how to book
- How your information is handled
Your questions
Things you may
be wondering.
Straight answers to the questions people ask most.
Is InVita open for appointments?
Not yet. InVita opens in Point Cook in 2027. Register your interest above and we will send one message when appointments open.
What can I come in for?
Face & Body Aesthetics, Skin & Hair, Health & Longevity, and Weight Management. That includes skin checks, excessive sweating, microneedling, chemical peels and PRP; women’s and men’s health, menopause, diabetes and prevention; and support with weight. Treatments & services lists everything in one place.
Do I need to know which treatment I want?
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.
How should I prepare for a consultation?
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.
Why are treatments and prices not listed in detail?
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.
Is it covered by Medicare or private health insurance?
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.
What does treatment feel like?
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.
How often will I need to come back?
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.
Is there an age requirement?
Cosmetic consultations are for adults aged 18 and over. Arrangements for younger patients in other areas of care will be confirmed before opening.
Is Dr Farya registered to practise in Australia?
Yes. Dr Farya holds specialist registration in general practice with the Medical Board of Australia, Ahpra registration number MED0004060746. 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.
Where will the practice be, and what will it cost?
InVita will see patients in Point Cook, in Melbourne’s west. The address and fees will be published here before appointments open, and emailed to everyone who registers.