Aesthetic Dermatology
69 Burton Street, Darlinghurst NSW 2010
About
Dermatology practice led by Dr Liang Joo Leow, a medical and surgical dermatologist qualified in Mohs surgery and lasers. Its procedure pages list PICO Genesis and Enlighten picosecond lasers, CO2 laser resurfacing, Clatuu and Belkyra fat reduction, and anti-wrinkle and dermal filler injections. It states no referral is needed to book.
Treatments Offered
Price List
PICO Genesis Pigmentation Laser
PicoSure
Enlighten Laser Tattoo Removal
Laser / IPL
CO2 Laser Resurfacing
CO2 Fractional
SkinTyte Skin Laxity Treatment
Other
Clatuu Fat Reduction
Other
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteDo I need a referral to see Aesthetic Dermatology?
No referral is needed to book, but bringing one is required if you want to claim a Medicare, DVA or private health fund rebate.
How do I book an appointment at Aesthetic Dermatology?
Phone the rooms first to schedule; an online enquiry form is offered if you cannot call. Both in-person and telehealth consultations are available.
Is there parking or public transport near Aesthetic Dermatology?
The clinic notes metered street parking nearby, with free 1-hour and 4-hour spots on Bourke, Burton and Forbes Streets, plus buses at the Burton and Bourke Street corner and a 5-10 minute walk to Museum and Kings Cross stations.
What is the consultation fee at Aesthetic Dermatology?
It varies by consultation type, and staff quote the fee when you make your first booking; concession rates may apply for pensioners and Health Care Card holders.
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