Hope Dermatology
230 York Street, South Melbourne VIC 3205
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Hope Dermatology, in South Melbourne, offers anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, laser and IPL treatments, RF microneedling, facials and skincare, and skin tightening treatments. Chinese-language consultations are available for cosmetic appointments with a specific practitioner, and the clinic notes Vietnamese and Mandarin among its languages. Equipment named on the site includes the Ultraformer, Dermapen and Secret RF devices, alongside skincare brands such as Rationale, La Roche-Posay and O Cosmedics. Appointments can be booked online or by phone.
Treatments Offered
Practitioners
Dr Hope Dinh
Dermatologist
Kristie Phillips
Registered Nurse/Cosmetics Nurse
Tania Manson
Procedural Nurse
Dr Joy Yee
Dermatologist
Laura (Zi) Liu
Registered Nurse/Cosmetics Nurse/Procedural Nurse
Judy Mai
Dermal Clinician
Price List
Anti-Wrinkle Injections
Anti-wrinkle Injections
Dermal Fillers
Dermal Filler
Bio-Remodelling Filler
Dermal Filler
Laser Genesis (1064nm YAG)
Laser / IPL
Ultraformer III (HIFU)
HIFU
Recent Google reviews
Sourced from Google MapsI attended this dermatology practice for an initial consultation and, unfortunately, felt quite rushed. As a woman in my 50s, I was hoping for a more considered and personalised discussion around my skin concerns. The practice was professional, but I left feeling there wasn’t enough time taken to properly listen, explain options, or make the consultation feel reassuring. For an initial appointment, I would have appreciated a more thorough approach.
Susan Pehar
Charged $350 for a ten minute consult , in which they misdiagnosed scabies as psoriasis. Leading to condition getting worse , and many people catching it , causng many days off work and lost earnings. Some weeks later the children's hospital took a simple flake of skin and had result back in an hour. Our experience being this expensive professional service is somewhat remiss .
lee spears
Hope Dermatology provides excellent clinical care. Dr. Dinh is an exceptional professional. Her compassion, diligence, and patience made me feel genuinely heard and supported.
HELEN
I attended my first appointment with Dr Hope today and, unfortunately, it was a very disappointing experience. I have seen doctors in the past who lacked patient care, but this consultation felt particularly impersonal. Dr Hope appeared rushed and eager to conclude the appointment. She did not review the referral sent by my GP, and I had to prompt her regarding one of the issues outlined in it. I also felt that she was not fully engaged in what I was explaining. I was unable to complete my sentences without being interrupted, and there was minimal eye contact throughout the consultation. Given that the appointment cost $350 and lasted approximately 10 minutes, I left feeling unheard and dissatisfied with the level of care provided.
Sharlyne Deggerone
Dr Joy and Jasmina are absolutely beautiful, kind and exceptionally skilled clinicians. I am truly grateful and deeply thankful that I was referred to this clinic. This is honestly the best dermatologist clinic I have ever been to.
Cathy Huynh
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow can I book an appointment at Hope Dermatology?
Appointments can be booked online through the clinic's booking page or by phone.
Are consultations available in Chinese at Hope Dermatology?
The clinic notes that Chinese-language consultations are available for cosmetic appointments with a specific practitioner.
What skincare and equipment brands does Hope Dermatology use?
Named skincare brands include Rationale, La Roche-Posay, Ego/QV, DP Dermaceuticals and O Cosmedics, alongside devices such as Ultraformer, Dermapen and Secret RF.
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