Bulimba Dermatology
Level 2, 12/90-94 Oxford Street, Bulimba QLD 4171
Specialist dermatology; HALO, CO2 and Erbium lasers
About
Bulimba Dermatology is a specialist dermatology practice providing medical, surgical, laser and cosmetic dermatology. Its own pages name HALO hybrid fractional laser, fractionated CO2 laser, Erbium ablative laser, vascular and pigment lasers, chemical peels and hair removal.
Opening Hours
- Mon–Fri
- 7:30am–4:30pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
The clinic says new patients require a referral because appointments are triaged, except patients presenting with acne concerns.
- Parking & transport
The clinic notes free street parking, limited on-site spaces, a bus stop immediately outside and the Bulimba ferry terminal less than 400 metres away.
Treatments & prices
Procedure prices are quoted following assessment; no supported treatment prices were found on the clinic's site.
Anti-wrinkle injections
Excessive Sweating Treatment
Muscle Relaxant Treatment
Laser & IPL
Laser Acne Scar Treatment
Fractionated CO2 Laser
CO2 Fractional
Erbium Ablative Laser
HALO Hybrid Fractional Laser
CO2 Fractional
Vascular Laser
Pigment Laser
Laser Hair Removal
Facials & peels
Chemical Peel
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteWhich named laser platforms are available?
The clinic names HALO hybrid fractional laser and also lists fractionated CO2, Erbium ablative, vascular and pigment lasers.
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