Facetime Skin and Body Clinic
Shop 58/78-80 Alexander St, Crows Nest NSW 2065
About
Crows Nest clinic on Alexander St with published prices for facials, peels, LED, Pellevé RF tightening, Micropen needling and laser hair and tattoo removal. Laser work uses a named Quanta Q-Plus C laser, and consultations and skin checks are led by Julie Xu, a dermatology nurse practitioner.
Treatments Offered
Price List
Laser Hair Removal - Full Arms
Laser / IPL
Pellevé RF Skin Tightening - Eye Area
RF Microneedling
Meso Jessner Peel
Chemical Peel
Laser Hair Removal - Full Back
Laser / IPL
Eclipse Micropen Skin Needling (Full Face with LED)
RF Microneedling
Prices are taken from this clinic's own website and may change. Last checked September 2026. Always confirm before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteIs there free parking near Facetime Skin and Body Clinic in Crows Nest?
The clinic lists two hours of free parking at the Holtermann St car park, off Zig Zag Lane.
How do I book at Facetime Skin and Body Clinic?
You can book through the online booking link on the site, phone 02 9439 4697, or text 0424 702 427.
Does Facetime Skin and Body Clinic offer a consultation before injectables?
Its injectables page says complimentary consultations are offered, including to people unsure which treatment suits them or who had treatment elsewhere.
Why aren't prices shown for injectable treatments at Facetime?
The clinic says TGA rules stop it publishing prices for certain cosmetic procedures, so it asks people to book a consultation for a quote.
What laser does Facetime use for hair and tattoo removal?
Its laser hair removal, tattoo and pigmentation pages name the Quanta Q-Plus C laser, which the clinic says is not an IPL device.
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