Dermedica
Unit 4, 91 Scarborough Beach Road, Scarborough WA 6019
Doctor-led consultations and personalised quotes
May suit people looking for CoolSculpting, BBL or Ultherapy; and weekday evening appointments.
Based on the treatments and opening hours this clinic lists. Not a medical recommendation.
About
A doctor-led cosmetic medical clinic in Scarborough offering Rejuran, Ultherapy, laser and light therapies, and non-surgical body contouring. Treatment plans begin with an in-person assessment and personalised quote.
Opening Hours
- Tue
- 9am–6pm
- Wed
- 10:30am–7pm
- Thu
- 9am–6pm
- Fri
- 9am–5pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
Treatment is by appointment. The clinic accepts enquiries through its website form or by phone on 08 9205 1995.
Treatments & prices
This clinic does not publish treatment prices. Contact the clinic for current pricing.
Fillers
Facial Contouring and Volumising Treatment Consultation
Skin boosters
Rejuran Polynucleotide Skin Booster
Hydra Skin Booster
Laser & IPL
OPL Pigmentation and Redness Treatment
Vascular Laser Treatment
IPL and BBL Pigmentation Treatment
DermaGlow Erbium Laser Resurfacing
Facials & peels
LED Light Therapy
LED Therapy
Vibro Microdermabrasion
Anti-wrinkle injections
Wrinkle Smoothing Treatment Consultation
Skin tightening
Ultherapy Skin Lifting and Tightening
HIFU Firm, Lift and Hydrate
Exilis Skin Tightening and Eye Rejuvenation
More treatments
CoolSculpting Fat Freezing
TruSculpt iD Body Contouring
TruSculpt Flex Muscle Toning
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteWhat happens before treatment?
The clinic says treatment planning begins with an in-person consultation and assessment with Dr Teh or her clinical team.
How is pricing supplied?
Current treatment pages say the clinic provides a personalised, itemised quote after consultation rather than a standard price list.
Is an introductory phone call available?
Yes. The clinic advertises a free 15-minute introductory phone call.
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