Skinphoria Skin & Body Clinic
230 Bank Street, South Melbourne VIC 3205
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Skinphoria Skin & Body Clinic, at 230 Bank Street in South Melbourne, offers dermal fillers, laser and IPL treatments, RF microneedling, and facials and skincare. Its website lists DMK treatments, Dermapen 4, and Synergie Skin peels among the products and equipment used. Bookings can be made through the clinic's online booking portal or by calling the clinic directly.
Treatments Offered
Price List
DMK Enzyme Therapy
Skincare Facials
Dermapen 4 Skin Needling - Face
RF Microneedling
Exosome + Skin Needling Booster Treatment
RF Microneedling
Skinphoria Signature Liquid Filler Facial
Dermal Filler
Transdermal Nutrition Facial
Skincare Facials
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 MapsMy experience at Skinphoria has been nothing short of immaculate. From the very first time I walked into the clinic late last year, I instantly felt at ease thanks to the warmth of Kalie, Amy and Lauri. As it was my first time getting Botox, I was naturally a little nervous but Lauri made the entire experience so comfortable and reassuring. She took the time to explain the benefits, aftercare and what to expect, which made me feel completely confident and informed. Since then, I’ve been on a personalised skin program and have received a range of treatments with Kalie. My skin has improved so much - every treatment is thoughtfully tailored to my specific concerns. Thank you Kalie for your incredible knowledge, vibrance and energy. And to all the Skinphoria girls - thank you. I’ve truly found my forever clinic ✨
Heidi Fridman
I've been seeing Kalie at Skinphoria over the past 3 months, yet I feel like I've known her for years! The environment is so inclusive and inviting, it feels like you're walking into a friend's house. I've had a long-time love affair with skin treatments, products, trending-regimes, skin science etc. Kalie has helped me simplify my product range (not sold me into more products), which I've found compliments the curated treatments I receive. I'm so happy I was introduced to Skinphoria & Kalie. From someone who highly enjoys the science of skin-care, value-driven treatments, and being welcomed -I would highly recommend!
Hailey Tzounos
Love love love Skinphoria and Amy so much!! I have been going here for years, which started off for just waxing and now I’m about a year into my skin treatments which have been incredible. Amy has worked her magic on my skin and it’s never looked or felt better. The team have created such a good vibe and atmosphere so it’s a whole experience, I love every visit xxx
Ella Bates
I had the pleasure of receiving a facial today at Skinphoria from clinician Holly who was just amazing! A proper consultation about my skin was provided, an analysis followed by the enzyme facial. She explained the process to me and taught me a few thing's about skin I didn't know. Highly recommend Holly! Furthermore, the clinic was lovely, peaceful and clean. Thanks!
Sass Dee
Amy is always so welcoming and makes every visit feel like you’re part of the family. My skin has improved so much since seeing her, and I genuinely look forward to every appointment. I couldn’t recommend Skinphoria enough.
Brittany Brock
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow can I book at Skinphoria?
Bookings can be made online through their booking portal or by calling (03) 9645 9888.
Where is Skinphoria Skin & Body Clinic located?
The clinic is at 230 Bank Street, South Melbourne.
What treatment brands does Skinphoria use?
The clinic lists DMK treatments, Dermapen 4, and Synergie Skin peels among the products and equipment it uses.
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