BalaBala Laser Clinic
4.9(346 reviews)
Shop 1/65 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000
English
VISIA-guided lifting, laser and skin treatments
May suit people looking for Fotona, Ultherapy or Thermage; and Saturday appointments.
Based on the treatments and opening hours this clinic lists. Not a medical recommendation.
About
BalaBala Laser Clinic publishes VISIA skin analysis and a device-led menu that includes Ultherapy Prime, Ultraformer MPT, Thermage FLX, PicoSure, Fotona, Icon IPL and Vivace RF microneedling. The clinic says it was established in 2016.
Opening Hours
- Mon–Sat
- 9:30am–6:30pm
Treatments & prices
UltherapyHIFUThermagePicoSureIPLChemical PeelAnti-wrinkle InjectionsHydra Skin BoosterFillerRF MicroneedlingCO2 Fractional
Ultherapy Prime is $2,499–$2,999, Ultraformer MPT is $550–$2,599, Thermage FLX is $999–$2,299, PicoSure is $399 for a first trial or $1,299 for three sessions, and a chemical peel is $159. Course-only prices are excluded from treatment fields.
Skin tightening
Ultherapy Prime
$2499 – $2999
Ultraformer MPT
HIFU
$550 – $2599
Thermage FLX
$999 – $2299
PicoSure
PicoSure
$399 – $1299
Facials & peels
Chemical Peels
$159
LDM Age Element Luxury Facial
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Laser & IPL
Fotona 4D & 6D Laser Skin Lifting
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Fotona Angel Skin Brightening
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Icon IPL
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Fotona SmoothEye
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Fotona Fractional Resurfacing
CO2 Fractional
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Fotona Acne Revision
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Fotona Laser Skin Rejuvenation
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Anti-wrinkle injections
Wrinkle Relaxation
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Skin boosters
Mesotherapy / Skin Booster
Hydra Skin Booster
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Fillers
Volume, Definition & Structure
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Microneedling
Vivace RF Microneedling
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More treatments
EMFACE
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PRF
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VISIA Skin Analysis
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Biostimulatory Collagen Treatment
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truSculpt
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Hair Loss PRF Program
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Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteWhat are BalaBala Laser Clinic's opening hours?
The clinic publishes opening hours of 9:30am to 6:30pm from Monday to Saturday.
Which skin-analysis system does the clinic use?
The clinic names VISIA skin analysis as part of its consultation and treatment-planning process.
Which lifting and laser devices does the clinic name?
Its published menu names Ultherapy Prime, Ultraformer MPT, Thermage FLX, PicoSure, Fotona, Icon IPL and Vivace RF microneedling.
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