Clinica Lase Carlton

4.7(180 reviews)

23-25 Argyle Place South, Carlton VIC 3053

English

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About

Clinica Lase Carlton is a clinic located in Carlton. Devices listed on its site include Redtouch Pro, Onda Pro, CoolPeel with Tetra Pro, AviClear, Laser Genesis, Pico Genesis, Potenza, Clear + Brilliant, Limelight IPL and Excel V. The clinic is open Monday, Tuesday and Friday 10am-6pm, Wednesday and Thursday 10am-8pm, and Saturday 8:30am-4pm, closed Sunday. Bookings can be made online through the clinic's Zenoti system or by calling 03 9347 4798.

Treatments Offered

Practitioners

CP

Crystal Patel

Founder & Director

M

Martin

Cosmetic Nurse Injector

C

Chloe

Dermal Clinician

K

Kim

Dermal Clinician

M

Mattea

Dermal Therapist

M

Mia

Dermal Therapist

Price List

Anti-Wrinkle Injectables

Anti-wrinkle Injections

Laser Genesis

Laser / IPL

$350 – $550

Clear + Brilliant Laser

Laser / IPL

SkinPen Microneedling

RF Microneedling

$350 – $550

Oxygen Facial

Skincare Facials

$250

Prices are taken from this clinic's own website and may change. Last checked March 2026. Always confirm before booking.

Recent Google reviews

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a month ago

I didn't want to write a review, but I want to warn others not to waste their time and money. My experience with Clinica Lase was very disappointing. They don't tell you when booking that you need a recent skin check from a dermatologist before treatment. Instead, they tell you at your first appointment and won't proceed if your check was more than two years ago. This should be communicated upfront. I was also made to feel embarrassed and uncomfortable when trying to use one of their advertised promotions. My interaction with Crystal at reception left me feeling humiliated and unwelcome rather than valued as a customer. Most importantly, I spent a lot of money on more than three pigmentation treatments with little to no improvement. I then went to another clinic, had one treatment, and achieved far better results. Based on my experience, I would not recommend Clinica Lase.

Nita *hidden*

3 months ago

I had such a lovely experience with Mia during my LED facial for eczema-prone skin. She was so kind, gentle, and really took the time to understand my skin concerns. The consultation felt very personalised which included photos and skin analysis. She explained everything clearly throughout the treatment. You can tell she genuinely cares about helping her clients feel comfortable and confident in their skin. I’d definitely recommend Mia to anyone with sensitive or eczema-prone skin!

Sienna Rose

6 months ago

Stunned and appalled at how this clinic on all levels chooses to treat people . During my visit the clinic felt disorganised. I was moved between treatment rooms multiple times. At one point a clinician entered the room believing it was free, and shortly after a receptionist came in to informed my clinician that they had been double booked. I later had to reschedule (48hrs beforehand) an appointment due to an unexpected medical crisis and financial hardship. I explained this and asked for a short extension and to move my appt 5 days later. The late cancellation fee was still enforced. The communication from the clinic coordinator felt scripted and mechanical. Instead of feeling like I was speaking to a person capable of judgement, it felt like I was talking to a system repeating policy back to me without regard for context. I walked away feeling reduced to a transaction rather than treated as a human being. That lack of empathy and care is what will stay with me. Update: The clinic’s replies to my review and others focus on defending their image rather than acknowledging the client experience. Their handling of feedback reflects a clear priority on reputation management over client care. Not a set of values that I personally look for in a clinic.

Hannah

5 months ago

I have been coming to Clinica Lase for PICO laser, primarily to help with pigmentation/melasma. The clinic is modern and staff are all professional and friendly. Mathea is lovely and very knowledgeable. I’ve already noticed significant improvement with minimal downtime as compared with most clinics, who might treat mild pigmentation, the available machines are much more powerful Highly recommend

Frances S

5 months ago

I always have a fantastic experience at Clinica Lase. Every therapist I’ve seen is extremely knowledgeable and professional. Crystal has truly created a special team of people who are genuinely passionate about helping clients look and feel their best. It’s always such a positive and enjoyable experience.

Celeste Pero

Frequently Asked Questions

Based on information published on the clinic's website
How do I book at Clinica Lase Carlton?

Bookings can be made online through the clinic's Zenoti booking system, or by calling the Carlton clinic on 03 9347 4798.

What payment methods does Clinica Lase accept?

The clinic accepts American Express, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Mastercard, PayPal, Shop Pay, Union Pay and Visa.

What equipment does Clinica Lase use?

Listed devices include Redtouch Pro, Onda Pro, CoolPeel with Tetra Pro, AviClear, Laser Genesis, Pico Genesis, Potenza, Clear + Brilliant, Limelight IPL and Excel V.

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