Caulfield Dermatology
232 Kooyong Road, Caulfield VIC 3162
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About
Caulfield Dermatology is a dermatology clinic at 232 Kooyong Road, Caulfield VIC 3162, reachable by phone on 03 9519 8500 or through an online enquiry form on its contact page. The clinic conducts its services in English.
Treatments Offered
Practitioners
A/Prof Christopher McCormack
Dermatologist
Dr Friyana Bhabha
Dermatologist
Dr Quynh Le
Dermatologist
Dr Shiba Sinha
Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon
Maria Jansson
Cosmetic Nurse, Dermal Clinician
Price List
Anti-Wrinkle Injections
Anti-wrinkle Injections
Dermal Fillers
Dermal Filler
Ultraformer 3 (HIFU)
HIFU
FRAXIS CO2 Fractional Laser
CO2 Fractional
FRAXIS RF Microneedling
RF Microneedling
Recent Google reviews
Sourced from Google MapsStaff is caring and professional. Would highly recommend this clinic for baby eczema condition. The appointments are always on time. Dr Le provides the most beautiful care for our baby. Thank you.
Kim Le
I was referred here by a Rheumatologist for biopsies which were deemed unnecessary because my skin was just “very dry”. Dr Quynh Le dismissed my symptoms and history, hadn’t read the referral that was provided and couldn’t provide an explanation as to why moisturiser hadn’t relieved symptoms if my skin was “just very dry”. I had biopsies done elsewhere which confirmed Leukocytoclastic/Small Cell Vasculitis. Wouldn’t recommend this place when they dismiss everything and can’t explain their opinion.
Jess K
Had 2 seborrheic keratosis checked, biopsied and a freeze-off was final treatment outcome as benign. Chris McCormack and team are warm, caring and professional. Though booked out for a few months, I was triaged on my sun damage pics and brought in earlier. Highly recommended.
Jasmine Mahon
The Caulfield Clinic has look after my skin care for many years now and I have had numerous treatments with 100% recovery in a timely manner every time. Staff are professional and my checkups are thorough. Would well and truly recommend Caulfield Dermatology.
Brian I'Anson
Came here for treatment of rosecia and shaving of some moles. One particular mole left a large ugly purple scar and the doctor really should have made a recommendation to have stitches considering the location and depth of the mole. As for the rosecia treatment my doctor tried cream treatment that didn't give me results I was looking for. He then talked me into having Lazer which he assured me that, while expensive, most clients didn't come back after the first experience because they were happy with the results. The exact phrase he used was "60-70% improvement". I saw none after the painful proceedure that had me home for four days and out of pocket $450. When I cancelled the follow up appointment and said I wasn't Happy (I wasn't about to pay another large consulting fee) they offered a bulk billed follow up. Wasted my time going back only to be told by the doctor that he's always honest with his patients and never would have told me I only needed one session and the 60-70% improvement was only for a lucky few patients. Long story short don't go here, they just try to sell you things and talk you into treatments then try gaslight you about how honest they were. Also don't let them near you with a knife. Definitely look elsewhere.
Melissa Guillot-Reid
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I contact Caulfield Dermatology?
The clinic can be reached by phone on 03 9519 8500 or via an online enquiry form on its contact page.
Where is Caulfield Dermatology located?
The clinic is located at 232 Kooyong Road, Caulfield, VIC 3162.
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