Burnside Cosmetic
4.3(32 reviews)
296 Greenhill Road, Glenside SA 5065
English
Doctor-led aesthetics; laser hair removal from $50
May suit people looking for Emsculpt, Saturday or weekday evening appointments and published prices.
Based on the treatments, opening hours and prices this clinic lists. Not a medical recommendation.
About
Burnside Cosmetic is led by Dr Chris Koulos and nurse Claire Koulos. Its Glenside clinic publishes laser, Ultraformer, Exion RF, skin-booster and body-contouring services; medical weight loss and skin-cancer checks are excluded from this record.
Opening Hours
- Mon–Tue
- 10am–8pm
- Wed
- 10am–7pm
- Thu
- 10am–9pm
- Fri–Sat
- 10am–5pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Consultations
The clinic says every new client requires an initial consultation, published from $150.
Treatments & prices
New-client consultations start at $150. Published individual treatment starting prices range from $50 for laser hair removal to $750 for a glass facial skin booster.
More treatments
SculpSure
$600
Cellulite Reduction
$110
Exion Body
$400
Exion Face
$350
Exion Lips
$300
EmSculpt
$360
Laser & IPL
Spider Vein Treatment
$300
Laser Hair Removal
$50
Tattoo Removal
$150
Skin boosters
Glass Facial Skin Booster
Hydra Skin Booster
$750
BYRYZN Opuluxe V
$500
Skin tightening
Ultraformer Skin Tightening
HIFU
$450
Microneedling
Exion RF Microneedling
$600
Anti-wrinkle injections
Fine Lines and Wrinkles Treatment
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Fillers
Volume Loss Treatment
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Facials & peels
Skin Rejuvenation
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Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteAre gift vouchers available?
The clinic states that gift vouchers are available in the clinic.
Which named treatment technologies are listed?
The clinic's service and price pages name Ultraformer III, Exion, EmSculpt and SculpSure.
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