Laser Treatments in South Melbourne
Compare 5 clinics offering laser and IPL treatments in South Melbourne
- 5
- clinics listed
- $27–$520
- published price range (2 clinics)
- 4.8★
- avg Google rating (5 rated)
- 4
- doctor profiles
- 1
- open on weekends
5 clinics in South Melbourne list laser or IPL treatments on their own websites, spread across the suburb: York Street, Clarendon Street, Coventry Street, Stead Street and Bank Street each have one. Two name a doctor, including one dermatology-led clinic.
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South Melbourne · 2.2 km
Practitioner profiles
6 practitionersDr Hope Dinh
Dermatologist
Kristie Phillips
Registered Nurse/Cosmetics Nurse
Tania Manson
Procedural Nurse
Dr Joy Yee
Dermatologist
Laura (Zi) Liu
Registered Nurse/Cosmetics Nurse/Procedural Nurse
Judy Mai
Dermal Clinician
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South Melbourne · 2.3 km
from $27
South Melbourne · 2.5 km
Practitioner profiles
4 practitionersDr Parvin Khinda
Cosmetic Doctor
Dr Alana El-Masri
Doctor
Janina
Registered Nurse
Tayla
Dermal Therapist
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How much does Laser Treatments cost in South Melbourne?
2 of 5 clinics in South Melbourne publish prices for Laser Treatments. Published prices run $27–$520. The median starting price is $119.
Laser Treatments prices in South Melbourne
2 of 5 clinics publish prices for these treatments on their websites. Prices shown are as listed by each clinic; clinics that publish prices are easier to compare.
| Clinic | Treatments listed | Published price |
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| Skinphoria Skin & Body Clinic 4.9★ · 117 |
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| Medical Aesthetic 4.9★ · 238 |
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| Restore Skin Clinic 5.0★ · 23 |
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| Kaya Cosmedica 4.9★ · 178 |
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| Hope Dermatology 4.1★ · 203 |
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Prices are taken from each clinic's own website and may change. Last checked March 2026. Always confirm with the clinic before booking.
Doctors offering Laser Treatments in South Melbourne
Medical practitioners with a public Unhype profile who practise at the clinics listed on this page.
Getting there
South Melbourne doesn't have its own train station; the suburb is served by tram route 12 along Clarendon Street and by bus routes connecting to South Melbourne Market and the CBD.