Dr Grace Lin MBBS BSc (Biomed) completed a Bachelor of Biomedical Science degree at Monash University before going on to complete her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Degree at the University of Queensland. She always had a strong interest in the cosmetic medical field and completed her cosmetic medical training in the United States of America in 2005. 

Dr Lin's primary language is English but she is also fluent in Mandarin, Cantonese and Hokkien. She has conversational level Japanese.

Dr Lin has been working exclusively in the field of non-invasive cosmetic medicine since 2005. She is a Victorian trainer for major pharmaceutical companies (Q-Med: Galderma) in the use of cosmetic injectables. She has a particular interest in using dermal fillers to enhance, shape and rejuvenate the lips. She is a respected lip specialist and has performed over a thousand lip enhancement procedures. Her ability to create beautiful, natural looking lips makes her a popular cosmetic physician amongst professional models, dancers and actors.

Dr Lin has eight years of experience in performing anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers and cosmetic laser procedures. She is experienced in performing non-surgical face lifts and facial reuvenation using a complementary combination of all of the cosmetic medical techniques. She is one of the first Doctors in Melbourne to use Cosmetic Injections for calf remodeling, facial slimming and the treatment of hyperhidrosis. Her fluency in multiple languages means she often attends asian cosmetic medical conferences. She has a particular interest in introducing cosmetic medical techniques pioneered in Asia to Australian patients.

Dr Lin continues to update her skills and knowledge by attending conferences and seminars from around the world. Her technical skill and friendly manner have ensured Kiora is one of the most respected and largest cosmetic clinics in Australia. Dr Grace Lin works extensively to keep both her patients and the public informed of the latest cosmetic medical developments and is a regular Health and Beauty columnist for the Ozip magazine.

Grace also holds a degree in Biomedical Science and is in charge of researching and developing Kiora's medical-grade skin care range. In her spare time, Grace enjoys portrait painting and studying languages. She is fluent in most asian languages and is currently studying her fifth language, Japanese. Grace's well known capacity for hard work and devotion to her patients has only been dulled slightly by the recent birth of her second child and she remains Kiora's clinical director and head of training.

Dr Neville Lee See MBBS LLB BSc completed a Bachelor of Science degree before completing his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree under scholarship at the University of Queensland. Most of his training had been in surgery before he developed a keen interest in the rapidly developing field of non-invasive cosmetic medicine as an alternative to traditional surgical procedures. Dr Lee See has a reputation as a Cosmetic Specialist who achieves safe and effective aesthetic outcomes whilst maintaining the natural balance of his patient's features.

Dr Neville Lee See is an Australian and New Zealand Trainer in the use of cosmetic injections. He works as a consultant for major pharmaceutical companies (Ipsen Pty Ltd and Q-Med: Galderma)and is heavily involved in training Doctors and Nurses in the safe use of cosmetic injectables. Dr Lee See has specialised solely in cosmetic medicine and lasers since 2005 and has been Kiora's primary full time Cosmetic Physician since 2008. He has a particular interest in utilising and developing minimally invasive injectable techniques as a safe and viable method of addressing medical and cosmetic problems traditionally treated with cosmetic surgery. Dr Lee See has a long standing interest in medico-legal matters and the evolution of his sub-specialty of medicine. He attained his full Bachelor of Laws degree in 2010.

Dr Lee See specialises in anti-wrinkle injections, laser hair removal, cosmetic lasers and dermal fillers. He is experienced in using advanced injectable techniques to slim the face and to treat severe sweating of the hands, face and underarms. He has been a long term advocate of using dermal fillers to enhance the nose and chin as an alternative to rhinoplasty and surgery.

He is a member of the International Academy of Cosmetic Dermatology, the Cosmetic Physicians Society of Australia and the Australian Medical Associtaion.

In the field of cosmetic medicine Neville is often consulted about men's cosmetic medicine. He has been sought for interviews on ninemsn and radio (1116 SEN) and writes a regular cosmetic medical column for Melon Magazine. Neville is one of the primary moderators of the Cosmetic Medicine Forum, the world's largest forum on cosmetic medical technologies.

Outside of medicine Neville is a keen Scuba diver and is ticketed for both decompression and wreck penetration diving. He is an ex-Middleweight University Boxing Champion but has mellowed with age and now only occasionally finds time to make it back to his old gym. He has already decided his childrens' chosen sport will be soccer. Neville enjoys furthering his academic studies across a broad range of disciplines and has a particular interest in medico-legal matters.