Australian Laser & Skin Clinics Oakleigh

4.6(157 reviews)

58B Portman Street, Oakleigh VIC 3166

English

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About

Australian Laser & Skin Clinics Oakleigh is situated on Portman Street, within walking distance of the train station. The clinic is open Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 10am to 8pm, Wednesday and Friday from 9am to 5:30pm, and every second Saturday from 9am to 5:30pm. Appointments can be booked online or by calling (03) 9563 2631.

Treatments Offered

Price List

Anti-Wrinkle Injections

Anti-wrinkle Injections

Dermal Fillers

Dermal Filler

Bio Remodelling

Hydra Skin Booster

Rejuran / Skin Booster

Hydra Skin Booster

Laser Hair Removal

Laser / IPL

$34 – $239

Prices are taken from this clinic's own website and may change. Last checked March 2026. Always confirm before booking.

Recent Google reviews

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3 months ago

I recently visited Skora Skin Clinic in Oakleigh South and had a fantastic experience. The clinic itself is clean, welcoming, and very professional, which immediately put me at ease. A big thank you to Ally, who truly stands out for her expertise and care. She took the time to understand my concerns, explained everything clearly, and delivered treatment with a high level of skill and precision. Her professional approach, combined with a warm and friendly manner, made the whole experience comfortable and reassuring. I’m really happy with the results and would highly recommend Skora Skin Clinic to anyone looking for quality skin care. Thanks again, Ally, for your dedication and excellent work!❤️

Nataliy Kostylova

5 months ago

I had laser treatment with Ally today for the first time. My previous Laser Therapist had left the company. Ally was fantastic. She instantly made me feel comfortable with her. Ally was extremely thorough, ensuring all areas were fully covered with the laser (the best I’ve had). Moreover, she administered the laser treatment in such a caring manner. Ally is a consummate professional. I highly recommend her for laser treatment.

Gideon

a year ago

Everyone here is so lovely! The staff made me feel very welcome and Linh in particular did such a wonderful job. The first session at a new clinic is always a little nerve-wracking but I left with a spring in my step :)) thank you so so much

Carey Wolhuter

a year ago

All the staff at the Oakleigh branch are so fantastic and customer focused. I appreciate the seamless service and how well managed the site is. Special thank you to Tanneesa who should absolutely get a pay rise! She is brilliant at her job and thorough. I really appreciate the service and will keep coming back.

Sabah K

10 months ago

Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Didn't have to wait for long time in waiting room.All staff very professional and knowledgeable. Great front of desk reception, helpful, courteous and all smiling. Would recommend your salon to anyone.

Foula Moss

Frequently Asked Questions

Based on information published on the clinic's website
How do I get to the clinic?

The clinic is located on Portman Street within walking distance of the train station.

How can I book an appointment?

Appointments can be booked online or by calling (03) 9563 2631.

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