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Clinica Lase Carlton is a consult-led laser and skin clinic at 23-25 Argyle Place South, Carlton, with a second clinic in Ballarat.
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Self-Care's take
Clinica Lase Carlton is the university-edge laser house on Argyle Place South, a consult-led clinic rather than a walk-in facial bar. The Carlton page lists Cool Peel, Potenza, Limelight and AviClear, with some devices exclusive here versus the Ballarat sister. AviClear is the acne laser they position for persistent or treatment-resistant breakouts, a 1726nm pass at the oil glands, not a cream. Guests on the clinic's Google module, 4.8 from 127 reviews, talk treatments explained before they start, and men who found the room professional rather than daunting. This directory is not medical advice. Suitability, downtime and whether a device is right for your skin belong to the consult. Book if you want evidence-based skin work beside the University. Skip the peel if you are new. Ask which clinician is on the chart.
Directory facts only. This is not medical advice. Ask the clinic how they assess suitability.
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Laser here is consult-led energy work, not a spa add-on. AviClear is the Carlton-positioned acne laser, a 1726 nanometre pass at oil glands for persistent or treatment-resistant breakouts. Limelight is intense pulsed light for pigment and redness. Cool Peel is the lighter resurfacing they sell with less social downtime. Some devices are exclusive to this door versus Ballarat. Book a consult. Skip it if you wanted a cream-and-jade-roller hour. This page is not medical advice. Ask which device is actually on the chart.
$$Skin treatments include Cool Peel and Potenza, microneedling radiofrequency, plus the dermal-therapist floor named on the Carlton page. Official copy is evidence-based skin health, not a glow facial bar. Book if you want a plan with downtime explained. Skip it if you are new and hoping to walk in for a peel. Named team notes include Mattea, Mia, Bec and Chloe on dermal work. Ask who is treating you.
$$Hair removal sits inside the laser clinic, consult-led rather than a cheap IPL mill. Suitability for your skin type belongs to the clinician, not this directory. Book a consult if that is the brief. Skip it if you wanted strip wax on Lygon. Ask how they assess skin and whether a test patch is required before a course.
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Carlton is the device room. Official copy lists Cool Peel, Potenza, Limelight and AviClear, with a select few exclusive here versus Ballarat. AviClear is the acne laser they position for persistent or treatment-resistant breakouts: a 1726 nanometre pass aimed at oil glands, not another cream. Potenza is microneedling radiofrequency. Limelight is intense pulsed light for pigment and redness. Cool Peel is the lighter resurfacing they sell with less social downtime. None of this is a walk-in facial. The clinic is consult-led. This page is not medical advice. Skip it if you wanted a Lygon glow facial without a chart. Ask which clinician owns the device.
First visit
Start with a consult, not a device grab. Phone 03 9347 4798 or email carlton@clinialase.com.au. Hours: Monday and Tuesday 10am to 6pm, Wednesday and Thursday to 8pm, Friday 10am to 6pm, Saturday 8:30am to 4pm, closed Sunday. Named clinicians on the Carlton page include Crystal as founder, Martin as cosmetic nurse injector, dermal therapists and a clinical nutritionist. Suitability, downtime and whether AviClear or a peel is right for your skin belong to the clinic. This directory is not medical advice. Skip a walk-in facial brief. Ask who is on the chart before you travel.
The street
23-25 Argyle Place South
Carlton VIC 3053
Argyle Place South sits on the University edge, a residential-clinic pocket, not the Lygon restaurant run and not Rathdowne Village. Trams along Swanston and the Parkville campus are the usual approach. This is 23-25, a consult house with late Wednesday and Thursday to 8pm. Ballarat is the sister at 101 Lydiard Street North, a different city. Come for a device plan. Do not come because a beauty map still files laser next to Shellac on Lygon. Parking is inner-north street rules. Read the signs. Confirm the Argyle door, not a Lygon nail pin.
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What guests mention
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Questions people ask
23-25 Argyle Place South, Carlton VIC 3053, on the University edge rather than the Lygon restaurant run. Phone 03 9347 4798. Email carlton@clinialase.com.au. Ballarat is 101 Lydiard Street North, a different city.
Monday and Tuesday 10am-6pm, Wednesday and Thursday 10am-8pm, Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 8:30am-4pm. Closed Sunday. Late Wednesday and Thursday are the useful window if you work. Saturday is a short day.
No. The clinic describes evidence-based skin and laser work. New guests should start with a consult. Cool Peel, Potenza, Limelight and AviClear are not lunchtime add-ons. This directory is not medical advice. Skip the peel if you are new.
Yes. A Ballarat clinic is listed at 101 Lydiard Street North on 03 5309 2500. Official copy says a select few treatments are exclusive to Carlton versus that sister. Ask which device sits in which city before you book a train.
The Carlton page lists AviClear among devices here. In clinic language it is an acne laser for persistent breakouts, a 1726 nanometre pass at the oil glands, not a cream. Whether it is right for your skin is a consult question, not a directory prescription.
Book a consult. Call 03 9347 4798 or email carlton@clinialase.com.au. Ask which clinician is on the chart. Closed Sunday. Saturday ends at 4pm. Skip a walk-in facial brief. Confirm downtime before you schedule a wedding.
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