Choose a treatment, an area and a number of sessions. The estimate uses single-session prices published by named clinics.
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Your estimate
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Course, before any package discount
Prices behind this estimate
An estimate from published single-session prices, not a quote. Prepaid packs can lower the price per session;
see prepaid packages and your rights.
The calculator multiplies published single-session prices by the number of sessions you choose. Where we hold
more than one clinic's price for an area, it shows the lowest to the highest. DermNet puts laser hair removal
at 3 to 6 sessions or more↗, so the laser estimate starts at 6.
Where do the prices come from?
From three clinic price lists we can link to: Laser Sydney, Victorian Laser & Skin Clinic in Melbourne, and
Equinox Clinic in Perth. They are prices from real lists, not national averages. The estimate panel names the
clinic and the date behind every figure it uses, and the
laser price guide sets out every area side by side.
Laser areas use women's list prices. Men's prices appear as their own areas, because the Sydney list, which prices men
separately, charges them more, and mixing the two would stretch the range.
Why is the estimate a range?
Two clinics rarely charge the same, and they do not always define an area the same way. Laser Sydney lists a
Brazilian; the Melbourne clinic lists a Hollywood Brazilian including the rear. The range shows that spread
instead of hiding it in an average.
How many sessions should I enter?
For laser hair removal, DermNet says 3 to 6 sessions or more↗, usually 3 to 8 weeks↗ apart. For skin needling it says 3 to 4 treatments↗ may be needed for moderate acne scars,
with at least 6 weeks↗ between treatments. Your practitioner will set the number for your
skin and hair.
Why are cosmetic injectables not included?
Most are prescription-only medicines that cannot be advertised to the public↗, and a stated price for one is likely to count as an advertisement↗. Our injectables guide explains what shapes the cost instead.