Skin Divinity Cosmetic Clinic
Shop 7/28 Chairlift Avenue, Miami QLD 4220
Clear + Brilliant $399; Cutera Laser Genesis
May suit people looking for Healite, Clear + Brilliant or Laser Genesis; and published prices.
Based on the treatments and prices this clinic lists. Not a medical recommendation.
About
Skin Divinity describes its locally owned Nobby Beach venue as a specialist skin, beauty and laser clinic. Its treatment pages name Clear + Brilliant fractional laser, Cutera Excel V+ Laser Genesis and Healite II LED equipment, alongside customised peels and facials.
Opening Hours
- Mon–Tue
- 9am–5pm
- Fri
- 9am–5pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
Appointments can be booked online or by phone. Existing bookings can be changed through the link in the confirmation email or through the clinic's Timely account.
- Consultations
A virtual consultation costs $50 and is redeemable against skincare products or treatments within 30 days.
Treatments & prices
Published prices include Clear + Brilliant fractional laser at $399, Cutera Laser Genesis from $349, customised peels from $99 to $349, DMK Enzyme Therapy from $249 and Epi Blading from $179. A $50 virtual consultation fee is redeemable against products or treatments within 30 days.
Facials & peels
Customised Peels
Chemical Peel
DMK Enzyme Therapy
Epi Blading with Healite II LED
LED Therapy
Customised Facial with Healite II LED
LED Therapy
Laser & IPL
Clear + Brilliant Fractional Laser
CO2 Fractional
Cutera Laser Genesis
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteWhich device is used for Laser Genesis?
The clinic identifies the Laser Genesis platform as Cutera Excel V+.
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