PicoSure Laser in Melbourne CBD
Compare 6 clinics offering pico laser treatments in Melbourne CBD
- 6
- clinics listed
- $150–$600
- published price range (2 clinics)
- 4.6★
- avg Google rating (6 rated)
- 4
- doctor profiles
- 1
- open on weekends
6 clinics in the Melbourne CBD list PicoSure or PicoWay pico laser treatments on their own websites. Three are on Collins Street, and the rest are on Little Collins Street, Bourke Street and Flinders Lane. About a third name a doctor on their site.
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Melbourne CBD · 0.2 km
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CBD · 1.0 km
Practitioner profiles
9 practitionersDr David MacDonald
Cosmetic Doctor
Dr Garth Dicker
Cosmetic Doctor
Dr Perri Chambers
Cosmetic Doctor
Dr Timothy French
Phlebologist & Skin Cancer Doctor
Jo Evans
Cosmetic Nurse
Sandy Pearce
Nurse
Laura Perri
Dermal Clinician
Sussanah Sandie
Dermal Clinician
Tamika Taylor
Dermal Clinician
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How much does PicoSure Laser cost in Melbourne CBD?
2 of 6 clinics in Melbourne CBD publish prices for PicoSure Laser. Published prices run $150–$600. The median starting price is $375.
PicoSure Laser prices in Melbourne CBD
2 of 6 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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| iSkin Clinics Australia 5.0★ · 73 |
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| Collins Cosmetic Clinic 4.6★ · 64 |
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| Victorian Laser & Skin Clinic 4.9★ · 680 |
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| Top Trend Beauty Clinic 4.8★ · 19 |
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| VENA Clinic CBD 4.5★ · 17 |
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| Top Medical & Cosmetic Hub (TMCH) 4.0★ · 485 |
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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 PicoSure Laser in Melbourne CBD
Medical practitioners with a public Unhype profile who practise at the clinics listed on this page.
- DDAHPRA registered
Dr David MacDonald
Cosmetic Doctor · Collins Cosmetic Clinic
- DGAHPRA registered
Dr Garth Dicker
Cosmetic Doctor · Collins Cosmetic Clinic
- DPAHPRA registered
Dr Perri Chambers
Cosmetic Doctor · Collins Cosmetic Clinic
- DTAHPRA registered
Dr Timothy French
Phlebologist & Skin Cancer Doctor · Collins Cosmetic Clinic
Questions Melbourne CBD clinics answer about this treatment
Answers below are taken from each clinic's own website and apply to that clinic only.
What equipment and products does iSkin Clinics use?
The clinic names the PicoSure laser and sells Mesoestetic and Dermaviduals skincare products in-clinic.
Source: iSkin Clinics Australia
What equipment does the clinic use?
Listed devices and technologies include BBL/BBL HERO, Fraxel, Genius RF microneedling, TIXEL, Candela and CynoSure PicoSure lasers, Sciton and SkinPen.
Source: Collins Cosmetic Clinic
What equipment/devices does the clinic use?
Named devices include PicoSure, Thermage FLX, Ultherapy, Cynosure Vivace, BTL Exilis Ultra 360, HydraFacial, BTL Emsculpt, and the Stellar M22.
Source: Top Trend Beauty Clinic
What equipment does Vena Clinic use?
Named devices include Thermage FLX, Ultherapy Prime, PicoWay laser, InMode AccuTite and FaceTite, and Embrace RF.
Source: VENA Clinic CBD
What equipment does TMCH use?
The clinic states it uses Pico Laser technology for facial rejuvenation treatments.
Getting there
Melbourne CBD clinics cluster around the retail core near Bourke Street Mall and Collins Street. The area is served by Melbourne Central and Flinders Street stations and the free City Circle tram zone, so most clinics are within a short walk of a train station or tram stop.