Medical Aesthetica — Kensington Park
4.9(46 reviews)
303 Glynburn Road, Kensington Park SA 5068
English
Dr Chou Ky; Kensington Park consultations
About
Medical Aesthetica is a doctor-led practice where Dr Chou Ky consults at the separately published Kensington Park venue on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Its cosmetic menu includes injectables, peels, PRP, Ultraformer III HIFU, Venus Viva MD radiofrequency and Fotona Dynamis Pro laser; general medicine and women's-health services are excluded.
Opening Hours
- Tue
- 10am–5pm
- Thu
- 10am–5pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
The clinic asks patients to call the Kensington Park venue to book an appointment.
- Payment
The clinic specifically lists Zip Pay for its Kensington Park venue.
Treatments & prices
This clinic does not publish treatment prices. Contact the clinic for current pricing.
Facials & peels
Chemical Peel
Cosmelan and Dermamelan
Chemical Peel
Microneedling
MDerma Microneedling
RF Microneedling
Venus Viva MD RF Resurfacing
RF Microneedling
Skin tightening
Ultraformer III HIFU
Anti-wrinkle injections
Anti-Wrinkle Injection
Hyperhidrosis Treatment
Laser & IPL
Fotona Dynamis Pro Laser
Skin boosters
Profhilo Bio-Remodelling
Rejuran
Fillers
Dermal Fillers
More treatments
Collagen Biostimulation
PRP and Factor4
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteWhich named treatment devices does the practice publish?
The clinic names Ultraformer III, Venus Viva MD and Fotona Dynamis Pro in its cosmetic treatment menu.
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