Dermatology Institute of Victoria
8-10 Howitt Street, South Yarra VIC 3141
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Dermatology Institute of Victoria is in South Yarra, offering skin boosters, laser and IPL treatments, RF microneedling, facials and skincare, and skin tightening (HIFU/Thermage-type). The clinic is a short walk from Hawksburn Station, served by the number 72 tram and bus routes 603 and 604, with free two-hour street parking on Howitt Street or parking at the rear on McKillop Street. Appointments can be booked by phone or online, and the clinic operates Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm.
Treatments Offered
Practitioners
Dr Afrah Mazhar
Cosmetic General Practitioner
Dr Bevin Bhoyrul
Dermatologist
Dr Diana Sorin
Dermatologist
Dr Katherine Armour
Dermatologist
Dr Lee Mei Yap
Dermatologist
Dr Leila Radfar
General Practitioner
Dr Maria Milone
Cosmetic General Practitioner
Dr Michael Rich
Dermatologist
Dr Michaela Zallmann
Dermatologist
Dr Stefania Roberts
Cosmetic General Practitioner
Dr Tina Purdon
Cosmetic General Practitioner
Prof Greg Goodman AM
Dermatologist
Elisha Vincenzino
Registered Nurse (RN)
Helen Solonsch
Enrolled Nurse (EN)
Jessica Biscocho
Endorsed Enrolled Nurse (EEN)
Katy Wallace
Nurse Practitioner
Lily Molkov
Enrolled Nurse (EN)
Melissa Woldhuis
Nurse Practitioner
Mike Clague
Enrolled Nurse (EN, BSc)
Lyllie Nguyen
Registered Nurse (RN, DipBT)
Amber Horsfall
Dermal Clinician
Price List
Rejuran-I Skin Booster
Hydra Skin Booster
HydraFacial
HydraFacial
LED Light Therapy
LED Therapy
Light Skin Peel
Chemical Peel
Microdermabrasion
Microdermabrasion
Recent Google reviews
Sourced from Google MapsCouldn’t be happier with the results by Mike. I had some injectables done and everything looks super natural — exactly what I wanted. He really understands male aesthetics and keeps things subtle but effective. Highly recommend
Ricky A
I visited the Dermatology Institute of Victoria today, on recommendation from my dermatologist. My visit was to see if they could provide any assistance with the condition of my aging, and sun damaged (yes lots of wrinkles) face. I was fortunate enough to see Prof Goodman and Grace and found them to be very thorough and helpful. While Prof Goodman's advice was not what I wanted to hear, he was open and honest, which I appreciated. He gave me options to move forward and recommendations that I could pursue if inclined to do so. The staff were all professional and prompt. The clinic very easy to access via public transport and a very short walk from Hawksburn station.
Kerri Prosen
I have attended DIV for many years, and had a procedure this week. I am always very grateful to benefit from Greg Goodman’s extensive experience, knowledge, skill, and care. I had a procedure on Tuesday and Elisha and Antoinette were very professional, caring and efficient. I appreciated Elisha’s call yesterday to check on how I was following the procedure. The friendly welcome from the receptionists, and so many staff I have known over the years is always outstanding and much appreciated. Thank you to you all! 💜
Julie Cooper
Had such a great first consultation with Dr Leemei Yap. I’ve seen many dermatologists in my skin care journey and she has by far surpassed them. She didn’t make me feel rushed, she was attentive and gave me clear instructions on what I need to do to achieve my skin care goals. Very happy and excited to continue my journey with her.
Sara Jade
Dr Goodman is thoughtful & responsive with a calm, gentle manner. I am impressed by his considered approach, & grateful for his medical expertise and time. The reception staff and nurses are also very caring. A special thank you to all, especially Penny.
Nancy Roufail
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I book an appointment at Dermatology Institute of Victoria?
You can book by phone on (03) 9826 4966 or through the online booking form on the clinic's website.
Is parking available near the clinic?
The clinic offers free two-hour on-street parking on Howitt Street, or at the rear of the practice on McKillop Street.
How do I get to the clinic by public transport?
The clinic is a short walk from Hawksburn Station, and is also served by the number 72 tram (Hobson Street stop) and bus routes 603/604 at the corner of Malvern Road and Hobson Street.
What happens if I need to cancel or reschedule my appointment?
The clinic asks for at least 48 hours' notice for cancellations or rescheduling; missing this window or not attending can incur a $100 fee.
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