GMC Cosmedical

5(55 reviews)

Medical Suite, Ground Floor, Phar-Lap Gardens, 34-52 Alison Road, Randwick NSW 2031

English

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Treatments Offered

Practitioners

DG

Dr George M Calfas

Founder

AHPRA registered
MC

Madeline Calfas

Registered Nurse

AHPRA registered

Price List

Forma Radio Frequency Skin Tightening

Skin Tightening

Incisionless Brow Lift (BROW-TITE AccuTite Brow Lift)

Skin Tightening

Morpheus8 Body

RF Microneedling

SkinPen Advanced Needling

RF Microneedling

Broadband Laser Skin Treatment (BBL)

IPL

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 website
How do I book a laser resurfacing consultation?

A consultation can be purchased through the clinic's online shop for $150. It must be booked and redeemed within 6 months of purchase, and the clinic asks that you mention the online purchase when you book.

Can a treatment package bought online be used at the Randwick clinic?

Yes. The clinic states its treatment packages are valid at both the Randwick and Narellan clinics. Proof of purchase is shown in clinic to redeem, and unused portions are not refunded or exchanged.

Which device brands does the clinic name on its site?

The treatment pages name Morpheus8, Forma, EvolveX, BodyTite, FaceTite and AccuTite, SkinPen, Sciton, Fotona and the Healite LED system.

How do I contact the Randwick clinic?

The Randwick rooms are on the ground floor of Phar-Lap Gardens at 34-52 Alison Road. The clinic lists (02) 9399 6444 for Randwick and info@gmccosmedical.com for email enquiries.

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