The Skin Cancer & Cosmetic Clinic
Shop 7, 27-35 Grosvenor Street, Neutral Bay NSW 2089
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Treatments Offered
Practitioners
Dr Samuel Seit
Founder & Medical Director
Dr Celine Doeuk
Doctor
Dr Daniel Lai
Doctor
Dr Jenny Yun
Skin Cancer & Cosmetic Physician
Dr Joanne Loh
Doctor
Dr Sue Feng
Australian General Practitioner
Maddy Seit
Dermal Therapist and Laser Application Specialist
Price List
Fotona Green Toning with Pico Laser
PicoSure
Dermal Fillers
Dermal Filler
Erbium YAG Fractional Laser Treatment
CO2 Fractional
Fotona StarWalker
Laser / IPL
Fotona TightSculpting
Laser / IPL
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I make an appointment?
The clinic asks that you phone reception on (02) 9904 2211 for appointment availability and times, or submit the enquiry form on the contact page, which lets you select a service type and a specific practitioner.
Are prices published on the website?
No. No treatment prices appear on the clinic's site. For mole removal the clinic states the cost depends on the method, size and site of the mole, and that an estimate is provided after a first-visit consultation.
Which device brands does the clinic name?
The site names Fotona systems including StarWalker, TightSculpting, SmoothEye and pico laser protocols, Mixto fractional CO2, the Revlite Q-Switch Nd:YAG, Ultraformer MPT, Pelleve, Agnes RF and CoolSculpting by Zeltiq.
Who will I see at the clinic?
The clinic lists Dr Samuel Seit as founder and medical director alongside Dr Joanne Loh, Dr Sue Feng, Dr Celine Doeuk, Dr Daniel Lai and Dr Jenny Yun, plus Madalene Seit as dermal therapist and laser application specialist. The contact form lets you nominate one of them.
What are the opening hours?
The clinic lists Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm, closed Sunday.
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