BLANC Skin
8/12 Napoleon Street, Cottesloe WA 6011
Dr Clara Hurst-led; Morpheus8 full face $1,000
May suit people looking for Morpheus8, Laser Genesis or Dermapen; Saturday or weekday evening appointments; and published prices.
Based on the treatments, opening hours and prices this clinic lists. Not a medical recommendation.
About
A boutique cosmetic and skin clinic in Cottesloe owned and led by dentist Dr Clara Hurst. Its treatment menu includes Morpheus8, Excel V+, IPL and Omnilux.
Opening Hours
- Mon
- 9am–5pm
- Tue
- 9am–7pm
- Wed
- 9am–5pm
- Thu
- 9am–7pm
- Fri
- 9am–5pm
- Sat
- 9am–2:30pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
Appointments can be booked through BLANC's online booking page or by calling the clinic on 08 9284 5225.
- Payment
The clinic charges $100 for cancellations made with less than 48 hours' notice and $250 for missed appointments.
Yes. The clinic states that Afterpay is available for in-clinic payments only.
- Getting there
The clinic is inside Napoleon Close Shopping Arcade in Cottesloe.
Treatments & prices
Published prices include full-face Morpheus8 at $1,000, Dermapen at $329, IPL skin rejuvenation at $300, Omnilux at $100 and facials and peels from $80.
Facials & peels
BLANC Bespoke Treatment (60 min)
Modified Jessner Peel
Chemical Peel
NeoLifting Sculpting Facial (75 min)
Dermaplaning Facial (Full Face)
Enzyme Peel
Chemical Peel
Age Element Facial (60 min)
Omnilux LED Light Therapy
LED Therapy
Laser & IPL
IPL Skin Rejuvenation (Full Face)
Nano Fractional RF (Full Face)
CO2 Fractional
TriBella (Face)
Excel V+ Laser (30-minute individual treatment)
IPL Hair Reduction (Full Legs, both)
Laser Genesis
Microneedling
Dermapen Skin Needling (Full Face)
RF Microneedling
Morpheus8 RF Skin Needling (Full Face)
RF Microneedling
Morpheus8 Forma (Full Face)
RF Microneedling
More treatments
Octipolar Body Contouring (one area/session)
EMSCULPT Maintenance (one session/one area)
Skin boosters
Skin Remodelling
Rejuran
Fillers
Lip Contouring
Lip Filler
Volume & Lift
Anti-wrinkle injections
Soften and Smooth
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