Medical Lasers
Ground Floor, 311 Angas Street, Adelaide SA 5000
Doctor-governed laser clinic; free consultation
About
Medical Lasers says it was established in 1994 by plastic surgeons Dr Tony Moore and Dr Tim Edwards and is clinically governed by Dr Moore. Its current menu names LightSheer diode laser, UltraClear cold-fibre laser and SRA technology alongside clinical skin services.
Opening Hours
- Mon–Fri
- 9am–5pm
- Sat
- 9am–1pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Consultations
The clinic states that initial consultations are free of charge.
- Payment
The clinic lists Visa, Mastercard, ZIP Card and Afterpay.
Medical Lasers asks for 24 hours' notice for cancellations.
Treatments & prices
Initial consultations are free. Official pages dated March 2026 publish electrolysis at $44–$170 by treatment time and SRA skin rejuvenation at $145–$425 by area. Figures on pages explicitly dated 2022 or 2023 are not stored as current treatment prices.
Laser & IPL
SRA Skin Rejuvenation
UltraClear Cold Fiber Laser
Laser Hair Removal
More treatments
Electrolysis
MiraDry
Facials & peels
Medical Strength Peels
Chemical Peel
Epi-Dermal Blading
LED Light Therapy
LED Therapy
Microdermabrasion
Medi-Cleanse
Skin boosters
Mesotherapy
Rejuran
Skin Booster Micro-needling
Hydra Skin Booster
Microneedling
Micro-needling
RF Microneedling
Scalp Needling
RF Microneedling
Anti-wrinkle injections
Lines & Wrinkles
Fillers
Facial Volume, Definition & Structure
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteWhich laser systems does the clinic name?
Its official pages name the LightSheer diode laser, UltraClear cold-fibre laser and SRA radiofrequency and pulsed-light applicator.
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