Vista Clinic Australia

4.8(117 reviews)

Suite 415, Level 4, The Exchange Tower, 530 Little Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000

EnglishMandarin

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About

Vista Clinic Australia is a cosmetic clinic in Melbourne CBD offering anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, skin boosters, laser and IPL treatments, and facials and skincare, with services available in English and Mandarin. The clinic is about a five-minute walk from Southern Cross Station, and parking nearby is unrestricted after 6pm and on weekends. Existing patients can book online via a member login, while others can contact the clinic by phone, SMS, or email; new patients are accepted onto a waiting list with limited places available.

Treatments Offered

Practitioners

Price List

Anti-Wrinkle Injections (Dysport)

Anti-wrinkle Injections

Dermal Fillers

Dermal Filler

Lip Fillers

Lip Filler

Nose Fillers (Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty)

Dermal Filler

Cheek & Mid-Face Fillers

Cheek Filler

Recent Google reviews

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5 months ago

Vista Clinic Australia is absolutely phenomenal! Dr Larissa Miller is the top of the top in cosmetic medicine, talented, precise, and truly visionary. Every treatment feels personalised, and the results speak for themselves. Dr Jenny is equally amazing kind, professional, and makes you feel completely at ease. Together, they create an environment that’s welcoming, supportive, and utterly professional. If you want world class care and incredible results, Vista Clinic is the place to go i couldn’t recommend them enough to anyone!

helena arifovic

3 months ago

I recently reached out to this clinic hoping to book an appointment for Botox/Dysport. I was informed that their waiting list for new clients currently has over 400 patients, with only 1–2 new patients accepted per month. By my calculation, that translates to a waiting time of somewhere between 17 and 33 years. For anyone looking to book as a new client, it may be worth exploring other options. P.S. I am giving 3 stars as this is a neutral review - I have not personally attended the clinic.

Julia K

a year ago

Amazing experience and result already above expectations. Holistic view and care for me as a whole person, the doctor spent time with me on a human level to find underlying cause, my health as well as cosmetic concerns. Feels comfortable like you come to family or friend. Good to know in Melbourne we have such great quality places. Found my clinic and the doctor for life, highly recommend. A bit hard to get in

LM LM

a year ago

I’ve been going to Vista Clinic for almost two years now, and I honestly wouldn’t go anywhere else. From day one, the whole team has made me feel so welcome, it’s got a really friendly vibe, and you can tell they genuinely care about their clients. Dr. Miller does my injectables and she’s amazing. She really is an expert and understanding what works best for me. I always leave feeling fresh and confident, never overdone. Dr. Jenny looks after my skin treatments and she’s just as great. She knows exactly what my skin needs and takes the time to explain things, which I really appreciate. My skin has honestly never looked better since I started seeing her. What I love most is that they never push anything you don’t need, they only recommend what’s truly going to work for you. It’s a place you can trust, and the whole team feels like family.

Leanne

a year ago

Words can’t begin to express how much Dr Jenny and the team at Vista Skin Clinic have transformed my skin. Over the past two years, I’ve experienced a range of carefully tailored treatments that have rebuilt my skin barrier, calmed inflammation, and significantly reduced pigmentation and fine lines. Their expertise is second to none, and the results have been both noticeable and beautifully natural. The clinic is welcoming, professional and calm - and the team always make me feel completely cared for. Each treatment is personalised to my skin’s unique needs and delivered with genuine care and precision. Their in-house products are also outstanding - gentle, effective, and thoughtfully formulated with ingredients that feel as natural as they are potent. They truly speak for themselves and have become staples in my routine. Booking is always seamless, and their follow-up care reflects a rare level of attention and commitment to long-term skin health. I’m deeply grateful to have found Vista Skin Clinic, and I couldn’t recommend them more highly.

Bronwyn

Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I book at Vista Clinic?

Existing patients can book online via a member login, or contact the clinic by phone, SMS, or email.

Is parking or public transport access available?

The clinic notes parking is unrestricted after 6pm and on weekends, and that Southern Cross Station is about a five-minute walk away.

Can new patients join the clinic?

The clinic states it accepts new patients onto a waiting list, with limited places available.

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