The Centre for Medical Aesthetics
240 Riley Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010
Enquiry & Booking
This clinic doesn't accept email enquiries. Call them directly to ask about pricing and availability.
Treatments Offered
Practitioners
Dr Amy Chahal
Founder & Medical Director
Jess Venter
Skin & Complexion Care
Price List
Pico Laser
PicoSure
Healite II LED Therapy
LED Therapy
SkinCeuticals Chemical Peel
Chemical Peel
ZO Chemical Peel
Chemical Peel
Bespoke Facial
Skincare Facials
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I book an appointment?
Appointments can be booked through the clinic's online booking system, or by calling or emailing reception during opening hours.
Is there a consultation fee?
Yes. A Complexion Consultation with a dermal therapist takes a $100 deposit that is redeemable against treatment. A Focused Consultation with Dr Amy is $150 and a Strategy Session is $250; neither of those two is redeemable against treatment cost.
Which devices does the clinic name on its site?
The clinic names the Lutronic Healite II for LED therapy, SkinPen for microneedling, and Morpheus8, Forma and MiniFX for radiofrequency treatments.
Are all treatments done at the Surry Hills rooms?
Most are, but the clinic notes that its Alma HarmonyXL and Sofwave treatments are carried out at a separate Rosebery location rather than at Surry Hills.
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