Valēre Skin Clinic
61A Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba QLD 4102
RN-led; Dermalux Triwave MD and Rejuran
About
Valēre Skin Clinic is founded by registered nurse Elena Leon and uses a consultation-first model. Its published menu names Rejuran, Dermalux Triwave MD LED, PRX Pro, skin needling and Byryzn Opuluxe V microneedling alongside medical-aesthetics consultations.
Opening Hours
- Mon
- 9am–12pm
- Tue
- 9am–12pm
- Thu–Fri
- 5pm–8pm
- Sat–Sun
- 9:30am–12pm
Practical information
Based on information published on the clinic's website- Consultations
Yes. The clinic says treatment suitability and planning are determined through consultation.
Treatments & prices
The clinic states that treatment suitability and pricing are provided after consultation; no treatment price is published.
Microneedling
Byryzn Opuluxe V Microneedling
RF Microneedling
Skin Needling
RF Microneedling
Facials & peels
PRX Pro
Dermalux Triwave MD LED
LED Therapy
Anti-wrinkle injections
Lines and Wrinkles Treatment
Excessive Sweating Treatment
Jaw Clenching and TMJ Treatment
Fillers
Facial Volume Loss and Ageing Treatment
Lip Shape and Volume Treatment
Lip Filler
Skin boosters
Rejuran
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteAre treatment prices published online?
No. The clinic says pricing is provided after consultation.
Which named skin devices or products are offered?
The clinic lists Dermalux Triwave MD LED, Rejuran, PRX Pro and Byryzn Opuluxe V microneedling.
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