LYLA Clinic

4.7(70 reviews)

260 Burwood Road, Hawthorn VIC 3122

English

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About

LYLA Clinic is located at 260 Burwood Rd in Hawthorn, and offers anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, laser and IPL treatments, facials and skincare, and skin tightening treatments. Appointments can be arranged by phone on 03 9996 7555, or by submitting a 'Request An Appointment' form through the clinic's website. The clinic's site and communications are presented in English.

Treatments Offered

Practitioners

Price List

Anti-Wrinkle Injections

Anti-wrinkle Injections

Laser Resurfacing

Laser / IPL

Skin Tightening / Non-Surgical Facelift

Skin Tightening

Dermal Fillers

Dermal Filler

Advanced Laser Therapies

Laser / IPL

Recent Google reviews

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3 months ago

I recently visited Dr. Harini Bala at LYLA Clinic and had such an amazing experience. From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional. Dr. Harini was incredibly kind, helpful, and professional throughout the entire appointment. I also had my two year old son with me, and she was so accommodating and patient, which made the experience even more comfortable and stress free, It’s rare to find a clinic that makes you feel so welcomed and cared for. Thank you again to Dr. Harini and the beautiful team at LYLA Clinic. I highly recommend!!

jessica bowen

2 months ago

Dr. Tony Deng & Lyla Clinic are highly recommended. Dr. Tony's professionalism, patience and expertise makes dental visits very comfortable and stress-free. You will leave smiling knowing you received the best possible care.

Matthew P

6 months ago

Dr Toy Restored My Faith in Medicine. After 5 years battling complex health issues and being dismissed by multiple specialists including Royal Melbourne Hospital, I found Lyla Dermatology. The clinic itself is stunning - more like a luxury spa than a medical facility. But what truly sets Lyla apart is Dr Toy Tancharoen. Where other doctors dismissed me because I didn’t fit textbook patterns, Dr Toy actually listened. She treated me as a partner, valued my observations, and chose to investigate when others wouldn’t. Her thorough approach and pathology work finally validated what I’d been experiencing for years. Dr Toy combines genuine compassion with exceptional clinical expertise. She didn’t just solve a medical puzzle - she restored my faith in what excellent dermatological care should be. Whether you’re dealing with complex skin conditions or seeking cosmetic treatments, Lyla Dermatology offers clinical excellence with an elevated patient experience that’s rare in Melbourne. If you’ve been dismissed elsewhere or simply want a dermatologist who truly listens and acts - Dr Toy is exactly who you’re looking for. Highly recommended.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

giladleibo

8 months ago

So very impressed with my experience at Lyla Clinic. Dermal Clinician Kristen was welcoming and friendly and she took me through all the details of my procedure and also whilst having the actual treatment. Her friendly and professional manner was made the experience comfortable and enjoyable. The girls at reception were also very nice and welcoming.

Ken & Anne Small

4 months ago

Lyla Clinic is expensive and I was recommended I visit this dermatology clinic by an Ophthal Fellow at the Eye and Ear Hospital who told me they couldn’t help me when I sought help after experiencing abnormal vision loss. I now believe that that Ophthal Fellow knew someone to work here and wanted to make business for them out of me. Don’t be fooled by their flash interior. It is only a gild to disguise the fact that they are no different from any other dermatology clinic. The dermatologist’s here won’t take the time to get to know you and won’t want to help you but will just prescribe Accutane to you like all other dermatologist’s do as their go-to move and when I visited a dermatologist here and told her I can’t take Accutane as I believe it’s what got me in my mess to begin with, she had no other suggestions to help me and said she couldn’t help. Once again proving that they are just as unhelpful as many of the other dermatology clinics out there. So please don’t be sucked in by their flashy clinic or their marketing. They’re no better than the rest. Don’t waste or time or money and go somewhere else

William Thomas

Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I book an appointment at LYLA Clinic?

You can book by phone on 03 9996 7555 or by submitting a 'Request An Appointment' form online.

Where is LYLA Clinic located?

The clinic is located at 260 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn VIC 3122.

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