Cosmetique Subiaco
4.5(198 reviews)
419 Hay Street, Subiaco WA 6008
English
Consultation-first; skin needling and laser hair
About
A nurse-led, consultation-first aesthetics clinic on Hay Street. The Subiaco page explicitly lists cosmetic medicine consultations, dermatological peels, skin needling and laser hair removal.
Opening Hours
- Mon–Wed
- 8am–6pm
- Thu
- 9am–7pm
- Fri
- 8am–6pm
- Sat
- 8am–4pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
The location page links online consultation booking and lists the clinic's direct mobile number.
- Consultations
Yes. The Subiaco page says the clinic begins with a private one-to-one consultation before a procedure.
- Payment
The clinic links buy-now-pay-later information from its treatment and location navigation.
Treatments & prices
This clinic does not publish treatment prices. Contact the clinic for current pricing.
Anti-wrinkle injections
Wrinkle Consultation
Fillers
Lip Volume Consultation
Lip Filler
Cheek Volume Consultation
Cheek Filler
Facials & peels
Dermatological Peel
Chemical Peel
Microneedling
Skin Needling
RF Microneedling
Laser & IPL
Laser Hair Removal
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