MAC Skin
2/340 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000
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MAC Skin, based in Melbourne's CBD at Level 2, 340 Collins St, with a second location in Blackburn, offers anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, skin boosters, laser and IPL treatments, facials and skincare, and skin tightening treatments. The site lists equipment and product brands including Lumenis, Merz, Lutronic, Venus, Medik8 and Synergie. Each location has its own WeChat contact alongside phone, and the clinic's site is available in English and Mandarin. Appointments can be booked online.
Treatments Offered
Price List
Ultherapy
Ultherapy
PicoLaser
PicoSure
Anti-wrinkle
Anti-wrinkle Injections
Fillers
Dermal Filler
Skin boosters
Hydra Skin Booster
Recent Google reviews
Sourced from Google MapsI am very satisfied with this laser beauty center. The laser treatments have been highly effective, and the monthly facial maintenance has been very beneficial. I occasionally get filler treatments as well, and they’ve been great. The service is friendly, and their expertise is impressive, which makes me feel very confident. Highly recommended!
Mily Zhang
I’ve been to this clinic for more than 3yrs and was never disappointed! Michelle and the rest of the team are extraordinarily friendly and pay attention to details too. They provide the most on-dot advice and provide client-focused approach. This will be my cosmetic clinic for a very long time. Thank you team!
anne zhu
My wife has visited this clinic several times and we are consistently impressed. The staff is highly professional and the cosmetic results are excellent. They make communication easy and ensure a positive experience overall. Would recommend it to my friends.
wei zhu
Has been with this clinic for almost 3 years and Michelle is the best practitioner I have ever encountered. She’s so experienced and believes in looking natural. Love her technique!
June Sun
Very poor customer service and poor communication. Without communicating to customer with all their hidden booking policy . Booked my appointment 4 weeks in advance and confirmed via WeChat . Then they told me I didn’t confirmed my appointment so they allocated my slot to another customer , asked me to come the following week which is 7 days after ( which I clearly told them I need that slot as I have traveling plan after that ) . $50 deposit transferred . Be careful with this clinic as there’s no any dispute resolution in this place for a medical cosmetic clinic like this . they just ghosted me without response to my messages and no return phone calls etc. just push the responsibility to the clients. I have few friends already warn me in advance do not expect for any customer services from this Centre. But never thought their communication skill is also poor . Very disappointed with my experience with them Avoid this clinic if you’re a newbie . They won’t have any patience to response to you
Caryn Liau
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I book an appointment?
Appointments can be booked online through the clinic's booking system.
Where are the clinic locations?
There are two locations: Melbourne CBD (Level 2, 340 Collins St) and Blackburn (Shop 5, 28-30 Blackburn Rd).
Can I reach the clinic via WeChat?
Yes, each location has its own WeChat contact for enquiries, alongside phone contact.
What equipment does the clinic use?
The site lists equipment and product brands including Lumenis, Merz, Lutronic, Venus, Medik8 and Synergie.
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