Manly Cosmetic Clinic
Shop 6, 9/15 Central Ave, Manly NSW 2095
Enquiry & Booking
This clinic doesn't accept email enquiries. Call them directly to ask about pricing and availability.
Treatments Offered
Practitioners
Dr Raquel Zanetti
Doctor
Michelle
Registered Nurse
Arabella
Beauty Therapist
Deb Jones
Owner, Manly Cosmetic Clinic
Price List
Cosmetic Injectables
Anti-wrinkle Injections
Exosomes & Skin Boosters
Hydra Skin Booster
Laser Treatment
Laser / IPL
HIFU Non-Surgical Facelift
HIFU
RF Skin Needling
RF Microneedling
Prices are taken from this clinic's own website and may change. Last checked September 2026. Always confirm before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteDo I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
The clinic does take walk-ins but recommends booking ahead so a time is available. Appointments can be made through the book-now page on the website or by phone.
Is there a booking deposit or cancellation fee?
A $120 deposit applies and is charged as a cancellation fee if an appointment is cancelled inside 24 hours.
Does the clinic have more than one location?
Yes. Alongside the Manly rooms on Central Avenue, the business also lists a second clinic at Revesby in Sydney's south-west.
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