Cosmetic Skin Doctors
Level 1/1155 High St, Armadale VIC 3143
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Cosmetic Skin Doctors, also known as CDC Clinics, is located in Armadale. An initial consultation costs $50, redeemable against the cost of any procedure booked, and the clinic offers Afterpay along with flexible payment plans. Listed devices include the Lumenis Stellar M22, PicoSure Pro laser, Morpheus8 radiofrequency microneedling, Fraxel laser and CO2 fractional laser. Hours vary by day: Monday 9:30am-5:30pm, Tuesday 9:30am-5pm, Wednesday 9am-5:15pm, Thursday 9:30am-6pm, Friday 9am-5:30pm, Saturday 9am-4pm and Sunday 10am-2pm. Bookings can be made via the clinic's Zenoti system or by calling 03 9090 0099.
Treatments Offered
Practitioners
Dr Angela Xu
Cosmetic Doctor
Dr Eeshara Vithana
Cosmetic and Laser Physician/ GP Dermatology Fellow of Australian institute of Dermatology
Dr Ibrahim Hawli
Medical Practitioner
Bena
Cosmetic Injector: Registered Nurse
Nina
Cosmetic Injector: Registered Nurse
Price List
Anti-wrinkle injections
Anti-wrinkle Injections
Dermal fillers
Dermal Filler
Lip fillers
Lip Filler
Cheek fillers
Cheek Filler
Nose filler (non-surgical nose reshaping)
Dermal Filler
Recent Google reviews
Sourced from Google MapsI have been attending CSD Clinic for little over a year now. My skin care journey with Dr Eeshara has been nothing short of amazing. He is always so welcoming with a smile and explains all treatment plans well and especially after my last treatment I had last week, its only been 3 days since and my skin looks so great. Nurse Claire and Nurse Nina are really caring and lovely and also the Reception staff are always so nice and accomodating. I cannot wait for my next treatment in 2 months. Do not hesitate to visit Dr Eeshara and team at CSD Clinic.
Juanita Stewart
Dr. Eeshara provided an excellent consultation. He took the time to explain my skin condition in a clear, thorough, and easy-to-understand manner. He also outlined the treatment plan effectively, ensuring I understood each step and what to expect. I truly appreciated his professionalism, patience, and caring approach. The nurses were kind, attentive, and professional, and the reception staff were welcoming, friendly, and efficient. The entire team made the experience smooth and pleasant from start to finish. Highly recommend Dr. Eeshara and the team at CSD.
Amali Seneviratne
Been seeing clinic for 20 years. All has changed. New owners. Dr Angela charged me full rate with zero results. They no longer stand by their substandard product. Don’t recommend. Sad but that’s what’s happening with new owners. You’ll find these prices anywhere with actual superior product. Sad to say goodbye
Kerrie Haughton
I come to this clinic annually for CO2 laser and am never disappointed.Dr Eeshara and his nurses and reception staff are kind and professional making the procedure as comfortable as possible
Susan Jansen
I did a treatment with Dr. Eswara. He was very kind, explained the process and payment with care, he asked questions of the skin damage and did the treatment after wards. He was very gentle with the injection as I was very nervous. Nurse Nina was super caring and understanding. I will highly recommend Dr Eswara and the team.
Shini Sheriffdeen
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I book at Cosmetic Skin Doctors (CDC Clinics)?
Bookings can be made online via the clinic's Zenoti system or by phoning 03 9090 0099.
Is there a consultation fee?
An initial consultation costs $50, which is redeemable against the cost of any procedure booked.
What payment options are available?
The clinic offers Afterpay along with flexible payment plans for selected treatments.
What equipment does the clinic use?
Listed devices include the Lumenis Stellar M22, PicoSure Pro laser, Morpheus8 radiofrequency microneedling, Fraxel laser and CO2 fractional laser.
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