Box Hill Dermatology
370 Station Street, Box Hill South VIC 3128
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About
Box Hill Dermatology is a dermatology clinic in Box Hill South offering anti-wrinkle injections, laser and IPL treatments, pico laser treatments, RF microneedling and facials and skincare, with consultations available in English and Mandarin. The clinic is not a bulk-billing practice, so fees are payable on the day, though a Medicare rebate of $88.40 applies with a valid referral; a referral is not required but its absence forfeits rebate eligibility. The clinic is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Treatments Offered
Practitioners
Price List
Pico Genesis
PicoSure
Pico Genesis FX
PicoSure
Cutera Enlighten Laser
Laser / IPL
Laser Genesis
Laser / IPL
Cutera Excel V Laser
Laser / IPL
Prices are taken from this clinic's own website and may change. Last checked March 2026. Always confirm before booking.
Recent Google reviews
Sourced from Google MapsWe followed Dr Jane Li from Rowville, who treated my father’s skin condition a few years ago. She was thorough, patient, and attentive, taking the time to explain the condition and treatment options clearly. Dr Li has always been professional and consistently approaches care from the patient’s perspective, which made us feel confident and well supported throughout the treatment process (light therapy). We were very pleased with the outcome and the overall experience.
Trisun
Just had my first visit here and for a relatively new team, the vibe and atmosphere is very professional. Makes me want to do well in my treatment! Next time I won’t be five minutes late to my appointment guys.
jeyun shin
Dr. Jane is amazing! My daughter had a fine wire diathermy done by her, and we're thrilled with the results. Jane is very attentive and patient, and the surgery went really well. The aftercare was also excellent. I highly recommend her!
Eva Ji
The team there are fantastic. After my daughter had a flair up, they made time that day in their busy schedule to see her and get the ball rolling. They are very friendly and made my daughter feel very comfortable. I can't rate them high enough.
Daniel Crouch
Very friendly and efficient front desk staff. My daughter saw Dr Li who was thorough, attentive and knowledgeable. Highly recommended.
Seamas Jones
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I book an appointment at Box Hill Dermatology?
Appointments are made by calling the clinic or emailing info@boxhilldermatology.com.au.
Does Box Hill Dermatology bulk-bill?
The clinic is not a bulk-billing practice, so fees are payable on the day of consultation, though a Medicare rebate (currently $88.40 for new appointments) applies with a valid referral.
Do I need a referral to be seen?
A referral is not required, but seeing the clinic without one means you forfeit eligibility for the Medicare rebate; GP referrals are valid for 12 months and specialist referrals for 3 months.
Is parking available at the clinic?
Parking is available on site or along David Street, near the clinic's Box Hill South address.
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