Victorian Cosmetic Institute

4.8(267 reviews)

Level 1, 268 Manningham Rd, Templestowe Lower VIC 3107

English

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About

Victorian Cosmetic Institute is a cosmetic clinic in Templestowe Lower offering anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, laser and IPL treatments, and facials and skincare. The clinic lists CO2 (Active FX Fractional), Erbium, Excel V+, Fotona, and Fraxel lasers among its equipment, and states it offers complimentary check-ups for most medical cosmetic treatments. Appointments can be booked online via HotDoc or by phone, with EFTPOS, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and cash accepted for payment.

Treatments Offered

Practitioners

DG

Dr Gavin Chan

Cosmetic Doctor

AHPRA registered
DA

Dr Aliaa Yusof

Cosmetic Doctor

AHPRA registered
DC

Dr Catherine Law

Cosmetic Doctor

AHPRA registered
DC

Dr Cathy Soufan

Cosmetic Doctor

AHPRA registered
DN

Dr Natasha Moscato

Cosmetic Doctor

AHPRA registered
DT

Dr Talha Majoka

Cosmetic Doctor

AHPRA registered
JA

Jenni Aguilar

Cosmetic Nurse

AHPRA registered
LC

Laura Cheung

Cosmetic Nurse

AHPRA registered
MC

Monika Currie

Cosmetic Nurse

AHPRA registered
GC

Georgia Clements

Skin Therapist

HR

Hana Ramadan

Skin Therapist

MR

Mariam Rafraf

Skin Therapist

TD

Tahli Di Fiore

Skin Therapist

TB

Tayla Brown

Skin Therapist

Price List

Anti-Wrinkle Injections

Anti-wrinkle Injections

Dermal Fillers (Facial Volume Loss)

Dermal Filler

Lip Filler

Lip Filler

Jawline Slimming

Anti-wrinkle Injections

CO2 Laser (Active FX Fractional)

CO2 Fractional

Recent Google reviews

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3 months ago

Dr Chan and his assistant provide outstanding, compassionate care with a deep understanding of skin health. From the moment you walk into VCI you feel genuinely cared for in a comfortable and professional environment. Their use of advanced, up-to-date technology ensures a high standard of treatment, and their knowledge consistently delivers excellent results. Highly recommended for anyone who wants the very best for their skin. :)

Kannika Hak

3 months ago

Dr Gavin Chan is fantastic — very knowledgeable, honest, and you can tell he genuinely cares about getting the best outcome for you. I got the most amazing results after one of Gavin’s treatments ! He took the time to explain everything properly and made me feel comfortable and confident in my decisions. The whole team was warm and professional as well. Would definitely recommend!

juliana walker

a month ago

I cannot recommend Gavin highly enough. I have been a patient of his for over 20 years now. This probably says it all. He is incredibly welcoming and takes the time to thoroughly explain everything. He is professional, very knowledgeable and caring. Many thanks Gavin

Jennifer Warwick

5 months ago

I always have a great experience with Dr Natasha at the Victorian Cosmetic Institute. My mum and I have both been seeing her for years. She is incredibly honest, professional, and always takes the time to thoroughly explain every treatment and option. I never feel rushed and really appreciate how comfortable and informed she makes me feel. Highly recommend her to anyone looking for a knowledgeable and trustworthy cosmetic doctor.

Mayce I

2 months ago

I have recently completed the Fotona treatment and my therapist Georgia Clements could not have been more caring, knowledgeable and professional. Georgia explained the treatment thoroughly allowing me to feel comfortable and confident in what to expect

Sonia Clements

Frequently Asked Questions

Based on information published on the clinic's website
How do I book a consultation at Victorian Cosmetic Institute?

Bookings can be made online via HotDoc or by phone on 1300 863 824.

Is there a cost for the initial check-up?

The clinic states it offers complimentary check-ups for most medical cosmetic treatments.

What payment methods are accepted?

The clinic accepts EFTPOS, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and cash.

What equipment does the clinic use?

Named devices include CO2 (Active FX Fractional) laser, Erbium laser, Excel V+, Fotona, and Fraxel lasers.

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