VENA Clinic CBD

4.5(17 reviews)

304 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

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About

VENA Clinic CBD is a cosmetic clinic in Melbourne offering skin boosters, laser and IPL treatments, pico laser treatments, RF microneedling, skin tightening (HIFU/Thermage-type), and facials and skincare. Named devices include Thermage FLX, Ultherapy Prime, PicoWay laser, InMode AccuTite and FaceTite, and Embrace RF. The clinic is a two-minute walk from Flinders Street Station and can be contacted via phone, WeChat, or Line in addition to its MASE Cloud online booking system.

Treatments Offered

Price List

HydraFacial

HydraFacial

PicoWay Laser

PicoWay

Ultherapy Prime

Ultherapy

Morpheus8 (RF Microneedling)

RF Microneedling

InMode Forma

RF Microneedling

Recent Google reviews

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8 months ago

Just finished my Thermage treatment on both my eyes and face here. I’ve done Thermage before, so I already knew the treatment can be a bit painful. I guess that’s the price of turning back time! The nurse was incredibly patient (thank you, Jen!). Throughout the whole process, she was knowledgeable and helped me feel more relaxed. Overall, the experience was very positive. I’m really glad I found this clinic, and I’ll definitely be coming back.

Lin F

a year ago

Vvana is defo the kindest beautician I have ever met :)!She is incredibly friendly, attentive, and professional👍She has helped improve and maintain the stability of my skin while also providing useful skincare and dietary advice for daily life. Her warm personality makes every session enjoyable, and chatting with her feels like talking to a friend. I truly enjoy the whole beauty treatment experience and highly recommend her services!🤩

Lexie Lei

a year ago

Clean and effective facial spot here in Melbourne! Price is reasonable and has special packages from time to time. Highly recommend Viviana!! She is very detailed when cleaning my pore and gentle on my skin, she also gives me many useful skincare advice! 5/5 for Viviana!😁

Ally Tse

5 months ago

Highly recommend Jan — very professional and very patient.

YA CHI SHIH

a year ago

Nice and beautiful skin care clinic, good service

Lynette

Frequently Asked Questions

Based on information published on the clinic's website
How do I book at Vena Clinic CBD?

Bookings can be made online through the clinic's MASE Cloud booking system or by phone on 0426 865 773.

Is the CBD clinic accessible by public transport?

The CBD clinic is located a two-minute walk from Flinders Street Station.

Can I contact the clinic via messaging apps?

The clinic lists WeChat and Line as additional contact channels alongside phone.

What equipment does Vena Clinic use?

Named devices include Thermage FLX, Ultherapy Prime, PicoWay laser, InMode AccuTite and FaceTite, and Embrace RF.

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