L2 Skin & Beauty Clinics
235 Springvale Road, Shop G/057, Glen Waverley VIC 3150
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About
L2 Skin & Beauty Clinics operates five locations across Melbourne, including Glen Waverley, CBD, Chadstone, Hawthorn and Box Hill, each with its own contact number. The clinic's site is available in English and Mandarin. Standard hours run Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm and Saturday to Sunday 10am to 5pm. Appointments can be requested via an online consultation form on the contact page, or by calling the specific clinic location directly.
Treatments Offered
Price List
Thermage
Thermage
Ultherapy / HIFU
Ultherapy
Morpheus8 RF Microneedling
RF Microneedling
Laser Pigmentation Removal
Laser / IPL
IPL Skin Rejuvenation
IPL
Recent Google reviews
Sourced from Google MapsI have been going to L2 Clinic in The Glen for more than a year. I am always satisfied and happy after having treatments from L2. The machines and products that they have are top notch and FDA Approved. They also offers wide variety of treatments from facial, lifting devices to pico lasers for melasma which helped me to maintain my skin look flawless and glowing all the time. I got lots of compliments on my skin and one of the reasons is thanks to L2 for always providing such good treatments and devices 😊
Parameita A.
What an amazing experience. Customer service top. Girls at the reception extremly polite. The facial was simply another experience. An An had this amazing soft hands. Her techniques & gentle massage left me feeling relaxed. My face felt a beautiful transformation leaving my skin soft & baby like. Thank you An An. Hope I can see you more often here.
Antonette O'Dea
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岑其学
I’m not sure if customer service is optional at L2 Beauty & Skin, but the receptionist certainly made it feel that way. The attitude was incredibly arrogant, dismissive, and completely lacking in basic courtesy. I came in expecting a beauty service, not an audition for “How Unwelcome Can We Make a Customer Feel?” A smile costs nothing. Basic manners cost nothing. Yet somehow both seemed to be out of stock. A business can have great treatments, beautiful facilities and skilled staff, but the front desk is the first impression — and unfortunately, this one was memorable for all the wrong reasons. Hopefully management takes customer service as seriously as beauty and skin.
Duan Rodger
I have been there before just once but when I want to book again, everyday I make the appointment is full, really bad experience
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Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I book a consultation at L2 Clinics?
You can request an appointment through the online consultation form on their contact page, or call the specific clinic location directly.
Which L2 Clinics locations are in Melbourne?
L2 operates five Melbourne locations: CBD, Glen Waverley (The Glen), Chadstone, Hawthorn, and Box Hill, each with its own contact number.
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