Kallos Wellness
35 Stirling Highway, Nedlands WA 6009
About
A Nedlands skin and aesthetic studio founded by Dr Christine Cheong, offering doctor and dermal therapist consultations with a focus on regenerative facial treatments and advanced skin therapies. Its treatment menu names HydraFacial, Lutronic Healite II and Dermapen.
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
Appointments can be reserved through the clinic's online booking link. The studio operates by appointment only.
- Payment
The reservation fee is forfeited when an appointment is cancelled, rescheduled or missed with less than 48 hours' notice.
Full payment is normally due on the treatment day, although selected services may require advance payment.
Treatments & prices
Reservation fees are $75 for skin and dermal therapy, $200 for doctor consultations and $100 for cosmetic medicine; each is credited toward the service on the appointment day.
Anti-wrinkle injections
Consultation for Expression Lines & Tension
Jaw Tension & Teeth Grinding
Excessive Sweating
Skin boosters
Skin Bio-Remodelling with Hyaluronic Acid
Rejuran Polynucleotide Skin Repair
Facials & peels
AquaGold
HydraFacial
Kallos Silk Facial
Brightening Peels
Chemical Peel
Exosome Facial
LED Healite
LED Therapy
Microneedling
Dermapen Skin Needling
RF Microneedling
More treatments
Bio Restructuring
Lymphatic Drainage
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteIs a reservation fee required?
Yes. The reservation fee is $75 for skin and dermal therapy, $200 for a doctor consultation or $100 for cosmetic medicine, and it is credited toward the service on the appointment day.
Which named skin-treatment technologies does the studio use?
The clinic's treatment pages name HydraFacial, Lutronic Healite II and Dermapen.
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