Cosmetique Applecross
Inside Applecross Village Medical Center, Unit 4/795 Canning Highway, Applecross WA 6153
Consultation-first; skin needling and laser hair
About
A nurse-led, consultation-first aesthetics clinic inside Applecross Village Medical Center. The Applecross page explicitly lists cosmetic medicine consultations, dermatological peels, skin needling and laser hair removal and identifies Mitva as senior cosmetic nurse.
Opening Hours
- Mon–Wed
- 8am–7pm
- Thu
- 8am–7:30pm
- Fri
- 8am–7pm
- Sat
- 9am–4pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
The Applecross page links online consultation booking and lists a direct mobile number and clinic email.
- Consultations
Yes. The clinic states that every procedure begins with a consultation to review goals, relevant history, suitability, risks and aftercare.
Treatments & prices
This clinic does not publish treatment prices. Contact the clinic for current pricing.
Microneedling
Skin Needling
RF Microneedling
Laser & IPL
Laser Hair Removal
Anti-wrinkle injections
Wrinkle Consultation
Fillers
Lip Volume Consultation
Lip Filler
Cheek Volume Consultation
Cheek Filler
Facials & peels
Dermatological Peel
Chemical Peel
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteWho is on the Applecross team?
The location page identifies Mitva as the senior cosmetic nurse at Applecross.
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