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Price list

What things cost, set out plainly. Procedural fees are quoted as a range because the work varies with the size of the area, the number of passes and whether sedation is required — your written report gives you a firm figure for your case.

Every price on this page is in Australian dollars. Where a Medicare item number applies, the rebate is shown separately so you can see what you actually pay. Rebates are available to eligible patients with a valid referral; overseas patients are not eligible for Medicare.

Consultation

Virtual or face-to-face — the same fee either way

Consultation — virtual or face‑to‑face Includes your personalised written report, prepared before we speak, and the video or in-person consultation itself.

$360

Review / follow-up consultation For patients returning about a plan already made.

$360

Face-to-face consultation — Sydney or Brisbane Same fee as a virtual consultation. Best suited to soft tissue and cosmetic injectables, where animation and subtle changes in volume need to be assessed in person.

$360

Laser treatments

Resurfacing, vascular and pigment

Fully ablative erbium / CO₂ laser resurfacing For wrinkles, laxity, skin quality and acne scarring.

$3,990 – $11,990 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved, for scarring on the face and extensive sun damage

Fractional laser resurfacing For wrinkles, skin quality, pigment and acne scarring.

$1,590 – $5,990

Vascular laser Birthmarks, rosacea, redness, PIE scars, under-eye veins, miscellaneous red conditions, Laser Genesis.

$790 – $1,190 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved in the treatment

Pico and pigment lasers Melasma, post-inflammatory pigment, birthmarks, ethnic skin rejuvenation, Ota, Hori, iron staining, general rejuvenation.

$790 – $1,990 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved; birthmarks partially covered under Medicare

Scar revision treatments

Acne scarring and scars of all kinds

Medicare has specific criteria for scar revision procedures. Where the relevant Medicare requirements are met, rebates may apply to procedures such as fully ablative laser resurfacing, subcision and surgical excision. Medicare rebates generally do not apply to procedures such as fractional laser treatments, TCA CROSS or soft-tissue injectables.

The final cost of treatment varies depending on several factors, including:

Complexity and extent of the treatment required
Whether I perform or am directly involved in the procedure
Medicare rebate available
Whether you have reached the relevant Medicare Safety Net threshold
Your level of private health insurance cover

A more accurate estimate can be provided once your scars and treatment plan have been assessed.

CO₂ or non-ablative / hybrid fractional lasers Price varies according to who performs the procedure — myself or the nursing team — the surface area treated, and the laser technology employed.

$990 – $2,990 per session

TCA CROSS / paint Price varies according to who performs the procedure (myself or my nursing team), and the number of scars treated.

$890 – $1,990 per session

Surgical subcision & excision Price varies depending on who performs the procedure. Nurses perform cannula subcision; I perform both cannula and sharp subcision. Some cases are covered by private health insurance.

$790 – $3,990 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved

Fully ablative laser resurfacing — CO₂ / erbium Pricing varies with the complexity of the treatment and whether general anaesthesia or sedation is required. Some cases are covered by private health insurance.

$3,990 – $5,890 Medicare rebate applies

Injectables for scar revision Pricing varies with the product used and who performs the procedure. Rejuran from $990; collagen-stimulating injectables from $1,490 per syringe; steroid / 5‑FU injections $590–$790.

From $590 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved, for the steroid / 5‑FU injections

Skin rejuvenation treatments

Resurfacing, tightening, eyes, neck, chest and hands

Quoted prices apply when I am directly involved in the procedure. Treatments performed by the nursing team under my supervision are generally more cost-effective.

Fractional / hybrid laser resurfacing Range reflects the clinician involved (myself or a nurse), the laser technology employed, and the surface area and density treated.

$1,590 – $5,990

Fully ablative erbium / CO₂ laser resurfacing Under sedation or general anaesthetic. In some cases, day surgery admission and anaesthetic fees apply.

$7,990 – $11,990

Eye rejuvenation — laser and injectables Priced per treatment plan.

From $3,490

Smoker's lines, upper lip and perioral rejuvenation Laser and injectables.

From $2,990

Skin tightening — Xerf, monopolar RF, HIFU (Ultherapy / MPT), Sofwave Range reflects the device and whether the treatment is performed by me or by a nurse.

$2,390 – $4,990 per treatment — nurse or Dr Lim

Picosecond laser — PicoSure Pro, PicoWay Per treatment.

$1,390 – $1,990 per treatment

Neck and chest rejuvenation Combination injectable and laser treatments.

$1,390 – $2,990 per treatment

Hand rejuvenation Combination injectable and laser treatments.

$2,490 – $3,990 per session

Injectables Including dermally placed injections, collagen stimulators and neurotoxin. Priced on application* — what is appropriate depends entirely on the assessment.

On request

PBS-subsidised injectable treatment Where a Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme subsidy applies. Eligibility criteria apply and are assessed at consultation.

On request

* A TGA ruling applies when it comes to naming. Logic prevails: safe treatments are not allowed to be named, but treatments which are unsafe, including non-approved treatments, are allowed to be mentioned. For example, a clinician is allowed to mention the use of silicone, which they may inject and obtain from Bunnings; however, they are prohibited from mentioning what the TGA has approved to be a safe injectable with robust studies. Go figure.

Pigment treatments

Melasma, post-inflammatory pigment and ethnic skin

Melasma — pico laser $1,390 performed by me; $790 as a nurse procedure. Rejuran injections, where indicated, add $690–$990.

$790 – $1,390 per session

Post-inflammatory pigment Pico laser. $790 as a nurse procedure, $1,390 performed by me.

$790 – $1,390 per session

Lip pigment and underarm (axillary) pigment Pico laser. $790 as a nurse procedure, $1,390 performed by me.

$790 – $1,390 per session

Miscellaneous pigment — age spots, age warts, DPN Laser surgery, performed by me.

$1,490 – $3,490 per session

Ethnic skin rejuvenation Pico laser with or without injectables, performed by me.

$1,390 – $1,990

Fractional laser skin rejuvenation 1927 / 1550 nm or hybrid laser, performed by me.

$1,990 – $2,990

Melasma peels — Vi Peel, Cosmelan, Dermamelan Supervised and performed by me.

$1,390 – $2,390

Rosacea treatments

Redness, vessels, rhinophyma and flushing

Vascular laser treatment — V‑Beam, DermaV Pricing depends on whether your treatment is performed by me or by the nursing team. Where I am directly involved, a Medicare rebate may be available.

$690 – $1,190 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved in the treatment

Rhinophyma — CO₂ and surgical treatment Performed under sedation or general anaesthetic.

$3,990 – $5,990 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved in the treatment

Microtoxin injections Effects are temporary, lasting four to six months. Not covered under Medicare.

$1,490 – $2,290

Birthmark treatment

Vascular and pigmented birthmarks

Red and brown birthmarks Including port-wine stains, vascular stains, Ota naevi and café-au-lait macules.

$1,090 – $1,590 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved in the treatment

Ota, Hori and café-au-lait macules — pico and pigment lasers Per session. The number of sessions depends on depth and colour.

$1,090 – $1,490 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved in the treatment

Miscellaneous treatments

Lesions, sweating, stretch marks, pores and keloid scars

Syringomas Ablative CO₂ or erbium laser treatment.

$2,490 – $3,190 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved in the treatment

Venous lakes Vascular laser treatment.

$990 – $1,090 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved in the treatment

Xanthelasma — laser Ablative laser treatment, per treatment.

$1,590 – $2,490 Medicare rebate applies where I am involved in the treatment

Xanthelasma — TCA Per application. One to three treatments are usually required.

$790 – $990 per application

Hyperhidrosis — underarm sweating Injectables, for severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis. Medicare item 18362 applies when the criteria are met. Up to three treatments per calendar year, at least four months apart. No GP referral is needed to claim. Medicare figures are the schedule as at 1 July 2026.

$890 per treatment, both underarms less $251.05 Medicare benefit — $638.95 out of pocket

Hyperhidrosis — hands and feet Assessed and treated on a case-by-case basis.

On request

Stretch marks Laser and injectables. To keep costs down, these treatments are performed by the nursing team.

$790 – $1,990

Enlarged pores Laser and injectables. The range depends on whether the treatment is performed by me or by the nursing team, and on the modality — pico lasers for darker skin types, fractional lasers for lighter ones. Where excess oil or acne is driving the pores, a medical dermatologist is enrolled in your programme.

$1,090 – $2,990

Keloid and hypertrophic scars — injectables Injectables with steroid / 5‑FU.

$590 – $790 Medicare rebate applies

Keloid and hypertrophic scars — laser Fractional laser resurfacing and vascular laser.

$790 – $1,290

Still not sure what applies to you?

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