Skin Dynamics Electrolysis
Suite 2, Level 1, 10 Station Street, Cottesloe WA 6011
Free consultation; Trios IPL and Omnilux LED
About
A Cottesloe non-surgical skincare practice using Trios by Viora IPL, medical-grade Omnilux LED and Dermatude Meta Therapy. The clinic offers complimentary consultations.
Opening Hours
- Tue–Sat
- 9am–6pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Booking
The clinic asks clients to call 08 9385 1427 to enquire or book.
- Consultations
Yes. The clinic recommends a complimentary consultation before selecting a treatment.
- Payment
The clinic displays Visa, Mastercard, American Express and EFTPOS as accepted payment methods.
Treatments & prices
IPL skin rejuvenation is $220, full-face skin needling is $250, Omnilux LED is $80, facials are $140–$220 and Mesopeel sessions are $129–$149.
Facials & peels
Omnilux LED Light Therapy
LED Therapy
Mesopeel Mandelic
Chemical Peel
Skin Dynamics Signature Facial
Mesopeel Modified Jessner
Chemical Peel
Power C+ Facial
Timeless Prodigy Ultra Anti-Ageing Treatment
Aquatherm Facial
Men's Energising Anti-Ageing Treatment
Men's Intense Hydration Facial
Mesopeel Glycolic
Chemical Peel
Mesopeel Lactic
Chemical Peel
Mesopeel Salicylic
Chemical Peel
Microdermabrasion
Laser & IPL
Trios IPL Skin Rejuvenation
Trios IPL Hair Removal – Underarms
Trios IPL Acne Clearance
Microneedling
Skin Needling – Full Face
RF Microneedling
Dermatude Meta Therapy
More treatments
Skin Remodelling
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteWhich light-treatment equipment does the clinic name?
The clinic names Trios by Viora for IPL and describes its Omnilux system as medical grade.
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