My Body Vibes Carlton
218 Elgin Street, Carlton VIC 3053
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My Body Vibes Carlton is a cosmetic clinic located in Carlton. According to its website, equipment used at the location includes EmShape, Ulfit HIFU, RF micro-needling devices, a CO2 laser, Opuluxe V, and a Pico laser. Consultations are described as free, though a $35 deposit is collected at booking due to demand, applied toward treatment or refunded if none is chosen. The clinic accepts Mastercard, Apple Pay, Afterpay and Zip Pay as payment methods, and appointments can be arranged online or by phone.
Treatments Offered
Price List
Anti-Wrinkle Injections
Anti-wrinkle Injections
Skin Booster
Hydra Skin Booster
HIFU Facelift (Ulfit)
HIFU
Carbon Laser Peel
Laser / IPL
HydraFacial
HydraFacial
Recent Google reviews
Sourced from Google MapsThe environment is clean, comfortable, and beautifully designed, creating a relaxing atmosphere from the moment you walk in. The staff are professional and gentle, offering personalized skincare advice without any pressure to purchase. The treatment is thorough and effective, and my skin felt noticeably better afterwards. Overall, a wonderful experience and highly recommended!
Yang Liu
I recently had a CO2 laser treatment at My Body Vibes and had a wonderful experience. The clinic was professional, welcoming, and made me feel comfortable from the moment I walked in. A special thank you to the lovely lady who performed my treatment. She was incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and attentive throughout the entire process. She explained everything clearly, checked on me regularly, and made sure I felt supported and comfortable every step of the way. As someone who was a little nervous about the treatment, I really appreciated the care and reassurance she provided. I felt genuinely looked after and confident that I was in good hands. Thank you to the team at My Body Vibes for such a positive experience. I highly recommend them to anyone considering CO2 laser treatments or other skin procedures. 💕✨
Rachel Ann Pasman
Just had my last laser treatment with Maggie T therapist 16. She instantly made me feel comfortable and listened to some concerns I had. I appreciated how informative and knowledge based practised she was. Makes a huge difference with aftercare and maintenance, definitely planning on continuing my treatments with her.
Ella- Bella
Don't trust the 5 star reviews, they are for a promotion. I fell for this too, and have deleted my previous 5 star review as the gaslighting and unprofessionalism of this clinic has appalled me. I booked a series of fat freezing (which didn't work) treatments as I saw MBV was offering a deal. I was told after my final session that I needed to book a post-treatment consultation, which I attended and said I had seen no results. The staff then asked where my before/after photos were, which I was never instructed to take. She asked if any other staff members had taken photos of me before the first treatment, which I had no memory of. With no photos, the staff spent the entirety of this final appointment trying to convince me that I simply hadn't noticed the results of the treatment, as "sometimes you struggle to see progress as you're always looking at yourself right!!" Seeing that I wasn't convinced, she said she'll look for any photos on her system after I left and would follow up via email. As such, this post-treatment session was a total waste of time and petrol. I also never heard back with any photos. After several months, I called back asking what the update was. The staff on the phone said she'll get back to me in a day. It's been several days now, and I still haven't received a response. I'm especially irritated as they are still holding my consultation deposit for a facial treatment, which I enquired about at the time of my other appointments. Needless to say that is lost money now, as I would not trust or recommend this clinic to anyone.
Mari Lyn
Very mixed experiences. The first two times were ok but the last time was quite bad. I've had hifu mutliple times and it's hurt quite a bit at times but never have I had a practioner care so little. She just said "I know it hurts but that's the treatment" - even after I cried at one point. Other times I've had the treament, and it's hurt a lot more, but left feeling good and happy as the practioners were really professional, checked in a lot and tried to make me feel comfortable. I do think maybe you get what you pay for. And more affordable services are offered with big sales here, but that means you get treated with a lot less care than other places.
Marnie Vinall
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I book an appointment at the Carlton clinic?
You can book online through the website, or call 1300 722 911.
Is a deposit required to book a consultation?
A $35 deposit is collected at booking due to high demand, though the consultation itself is free; the deposit goes toward treatment or is refunded if none is chosen.
What payment options are accepted?
The clinic accepts Mastercard, Apple Pay, Afterpay and Zip Pay.
What equipment is used at the Carlton clinic?
Listed equipment includes EmShape, Ulfit HIFU, RF micro-needling, CO2 laser, Opuluxe V, and Pico laser.
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