Aqua Laser Clinic Newtown
Level 1, 167 King Street, Newtown NSW 2042
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Treatments Offered
Price List
Laser hair removal - male full body
Laser / IPL
Carbon laser treatment full face
Laser / IPL
Laser tattoo removal
Laser / IPL
Skin needling, numbing not included
RF Microneedling
Aqua Peel hydrodermabrasion facial
Chemical Peel
Prices are taken from this clinic's own website and may change. Last checked September 2026. Always confirm before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I book an appointment at the Newtown clinic?
Bookings are taken by phone on 1300 407 678 or by email to the Newtown branch, and the clinic also has a request form on its website. Consultations are offered free of charge.
Is there a charge for the initial consultation?
No — the clinic advertises a free consultation before treatment across its service pages.
What is the cancellation policy?
The clinic asks for notice before changing an appointment. Cancelling a single session at short notice attracts a $50 fee, and for package bookings one session is deducted instead. Pre-paid treatments are non-refundable and need to be used within twelve months.
Does this clinic have other branches?
Yes. Aqua Laser Clinic runs five NSW branches — Newtown, Hurstville, Burwood, Parramatta and Hornsby — that share one website and treatment menu, and prepaid treatments bought online ask you to pick your branch at checkout.
Who carries out the treatments?
The published team list is made up of registered cosmetic nurses and therapists, with clinic managers across the branches.
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