Melbourne Cosmetic Medicine
674 Swanston Street, Carlton VIC 3053
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Melbourne Cosmetic Medicine, located in Carlton, operates Monday to Friday by appointment only and is closed on weekends. Medical consultations are bulk-billed for patients with a valid Medicare card. The clinic lists use of Sciton Broad Band Light (BBL), Lutronic Healite LED, and Code-X micro-needling devices. Appointments can be booked online, by phone, or by email. The site is available in English.
Treatments Offered
Practitioners
Price List
Anti-Wrinkle Injections
Anti-wrinkle Injections
Dermal Fillers
Dermal Filler
Liquid Facelift
Filler
BBL Photo Rejuvenation
IPL
Bio-Remodelling (Profhilo)
Profhilo
Prices are taken from this clinic's own website and may change. Last checked March 2026. Always confirm before booking.
Recent Google reviews
Sourced from Google MapsChristina is extremely knowledgeable in her field Love the fact she is a real medical Dr
Joanne Rae
I first connected with Christina almost ten years ago, seeking her professional advice on the treatment of my acne for my wedding. Christina not only resolved the issue then, but to this day I still have flawless and glowing skin that people always compliment me on. Christina is the only one I trust for my non invasive cosmetic procedures. She provides trusted advice whilst keeping the best interests of her clients in mind. Christina is completely transparent with the disclosure of her service and pricing and provides an extensive consultation service prior to any treatment.
Em Zilic
I've been seeing Christina for years. She's super friendly, knowledgeable and an expert when it comes to skin care and treatment. She doesn't push you into anything, unlike most other clinics I've experienced. Her interest is in making you look your best, and she always delivers. Highly recommended.
Emma Peel
Dr Christina Tan is the best! Takes the time to sit down with you and understand your needs/concerns and how best to address them. She is very professional and clearly communicates with you everything that she is doing. Very happy with the results I’ve got. Highly recommend!
Sherie C
I have been seeing Christina for many years. She is always professional, understanding and happy to give advice and address my concerns. I first met her as a GP, so I know her hygiene practises and medical knowledge is solid and I trust her to guide me if I’m unsure about treatment. Highly recommended.
Helena Chayna
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow can I book an appointment?
You can book online, call (03) 9349 3388, or email the clinic to make an enquiry or appointment.
Is there a fee for a medical consultation?
Medical consultations are bulk-billed for patients with a valid Medicare card.
What are the clinic's opening hours?
The clinic operates Monday to Friday by appointment only, and is closed on weekends.
What equipment does the clinic use?
The clinic lists use of Sciton Broad Band Light (BBL), Lutronic Healite LED, and Code-X micro-needling devices.
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