Collins Cosmetic Clinic

4.6(64 reviews)

Suite 15/45 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000

English

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About

Collins Cosmetic Clinic is located at Suite 15/45 Collins St in the Collins Place precinct of the CBD, and has 9 practitioner profiles listed on Unhype. It offers anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, laser and IPL treatments, pico laser treatments, RF microneedling and facials and skincare. Listed devices and technologies include BBL/BBL HERO, Fraxel, Genius RF microneedling, TIXEL, Candela and CynoSure PicoSure lasers, Sciton and SkinPen. Bookings can be made through the clinic's online portal or by calling (03) 9654 5720, and skin consultations can be booked via a dedicated page.

Treatments Offered

Practitioners

DD

Dr David MacDonald

Cosmetic Doctor

AHPRA registered
DG

Dr Garth Dicker

Cosmetic Doctor

AHPRA registered
DP

Dr Perri Chambers

Cosmetic Doctor

AHPRA registered
DT

Dr Timothy French

Phlebologist & Skin Cancer Doctor

AHPRA registered
JE

Jo Evans

Cosmetic Nurse

AHPRA registered
SP

Sandy Pearce

Nurse

LP

Laura Perri

Dermal Clinician

SS

Sussanah Sandie

Dermal Clinician

TT

Tamika Taylor

Dermal Clinician

Price List

Fraxel

CO2 Fractional

Genius RF Microneedling

RF Microneedling

Pigment Lasers

Laser / IPL

per treatment; $160-$470 individual spots, $500-$1100 widespread (BBL/PICO/Fraxel)

$160 – $1100

Vascular Lasers

Laser / IPL

Anti-wrinkle

Anti-wrinkle Injections

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 Maps
a month ago

I’ve been coming to Collins Cosmetic Clinic for some time and have always felt well looked after. The team is knowledgeable, welcoming and honest about which treatments will be most suitable for my skin. I really appreciate the personalised approach and the time they take to explain everything clearly. The clinic feels professional without being intimidating, and I’ve been very happy with my results. Highly recommend.

Shantala Chung Gon

5 months ago

Had a very pleasant experience at this clinic! Very professional staff, friendly and attentive, and everything was well organised. I felt comfortable and well taken care of. Highly recommend!

Darina Assylbek

a year ago

I had a great experience at Collins Cosmetic! I came in for laser hair removal and was really impressed with the professionalism and care from the team. They took the time to explain the process clearly, made sure I was comfortable throughout each session, and I’ve seen fantastic results. The clinic is clean, welcoming, and very well-organized. I highly recommend them!!!

M Amin

a year ago

I attended this Clinic for the first time about 2 months ago. The reception staff are just lovely and very friendly. I had two treatments of BBL with Tamika a month apart. Tamika is very knowledgeable, caring and efficient. She explained everything clearly and made sure I was comfortable throughout the procedure both times. I am very happy with the outcome. My skin looks amazing. I have worn foundation most of my life to cover sun damaged skin and now can leave the house with just moisturiser and sunscreen. I will definitely be back. ❤️

Darren & Jacqui Brown

3 months ago

Had a Excel V treatment. Sussanah is very nice and well take care.

Jenny Li

Frequently Asked Questions

Based on information published on the clinic's website
How do I book an appointment at Collins Cosmetic Clinic?

Bookings can be made online through the clinic's booking portal or by calling (03) 9654 5720.

Does Collins Cosmetic Clinic offer consultations?

Yes, the clinic offers skin consultations that can be booked via a dedicated page on its site.

Where is the clinic located?

The clinic is located at Suite 15/45 Collins St, Melbourne, within the Collins Place precinct in the CBD.

What equipment does the clinic use?

Listed devices and technologies include BBL/BBL HERO, Fraxel, Genius RF microneedling, TIXEL, Candela and CynoSure PicoSure lasers, Sciton and SkinPen.

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