Cosmetic Culture

5(5 reviews)

Darling Island, Suite 1, 8-14 Wharf Crescent, Pyrmont NSW 2009

English

Enquiry & Booking

This clinic doesn't accept email enquiries. Call them directly to ask about pricing and availability.

Cosmetic Culture — 1

Treatments Offered

Practitioners

AT

A/Prof Tim Papadopoulos

Specialist Plastic Surgeon

GK

Ginelle Kelly

Aesthetic Nurse Specialist

MC

Marilyn Cassetta

Aesthetic Nurse Specialist

MR

Meg Roberts

Aesthetic Nurse Specialist

NM

Nita McHugh

Aesthetic Nurse Specialist

AL

Alex Laureti

Laser Therapist

Price List

Masseter Reduction

Anti-wrinkle Injections

Gummy Smile Treatment

Anti-wrinkle Injections

Facial Volume Restoration

Filler

Under-Eye Rejuvenation

Filler

Beauty Booster

Hydra Skin Booster

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The FAQ says to contact the clinic by phone or to use the online enquiry and booking form. The site links a Request a Consultation form for this.

What does treatment cost, and is a quote given beforehand?

No price list is published. The FAQ says fees vary with the treatment type and complexity, and that a detailed quote is provided before proceeding.

Is there parking at the Pyrmont clinic?

The contact page notes metered street parking at the Darling Island location on Wharf Crescent.

Do I need a referral?

The FAQ states a referral is generally not needed for non-surgical treatments, though a GP referral may be relevant for some surgical consultations or Medicare matters.

Which device brands does the clinic use, and are there other locations?

The treatment pages name Sciton ProFractional and Sciton Micro Laser Peel, Candela GentleLase and CoolSculpting. Besides Pyrmont, the clinic lists rooms at Lane Cove and Penrith.

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