Single-session and pack prices from two published clinic price lists, one in Sydney and one in Melbourne, and what they add up to over a course.
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Published single-session prices run from $25↗ for underarms in Sydney to $600↗ for full body in Melbourne. Full legs cost $195↗ in Sydney and $220↗ in Melbourne. DermNet says treatment needs 3 to 6 sessions or more↗, so budget for a course, not a
visit.
A single underarm session at $25 sounds like nothing. Book 6 of them, the top of the range a
dermatology reference gives, and the total is $150. Clinics advertise the first number; your bank
statement shows the second.
The areas compared in these guides. Clinics draw the lines differently: one list's Brazilian is another's Hollywood
including the rear, so check what an area covers before comparing prices.
What does each body area cost per session?
The Sydney figures come from Laser Sydney, which has clinics in Campbelltown and Carnes Hill. The Melbourne figures
come from Victorian Laser & Skin Clinic, which uses one list across its five Melbourne locations↗. Both are
women's prices.
One session, women's list prices, verified 16 September 2026
One session, Sydney and Melbourne list pricesFour areas both clinics list. Areas are described slightly differently on each list.
Sydney
Melbourne
Laser Sydney and Victorian Laser & Skin Clinic price lists, verified 16 September 2026.
Show the numbers as a table
Item
Sydney
Melbourne
Underarms
$25
$40
Brazilian
$70
$80
Lower legs
$145
$160
Full legs
$195
$220
What does a full course cost?
Multiply the session price by the sessions you expect. DermNet's range is 3 to 6 sessions or more↗. At
6 sessions, paying one at a time:
Full legs: $1,170 at the Sydney price, $1,320 at the Melbourne price.
Underarms: $150 in Sydney, $240 in Melbourne.
Those totals are our arithmetic on the published prices. The calculator does the same sum
for any area and session count, and shows which clinic price it used.
Do men pay more?
On the Sydney list, yes. Laser Sydney prices men's full legs at $279↗, against $195↗ for women, men's lower legs at $185↗, and a man's full back at $170↗. The Melbourne clinic publishes separate female and male lists; the Melbourne figures on this page are from its
female list.
Are packs cheaper per session?
Yes, on both lists, and by different amounts. Laser Sydney prices each session in a 3-pack or 6-pack below its single
price: full legs drop from $195↗ to $185↗ in a 3-pack and $165↗ in a 6-pack, so a full-legs 6-pack comes to $990 against $1,170 for 6 single visits.
A 6-pack also lines up with the top of DermNet's range.
Melbourne's saving was bigger, and conditional. During a sale of 50% off packages↗, the clinic listed full
legs at $110 a session↗ in a prepaid pack of 10 treatments↗, against $220↗ for one session. That pack costs $1,100 up front and buys more sessions than DermNet's range. Read
your rights on prepaid packages before you hand over the money.
Why do two clinics charge different amounts?
Some of the gap is real, and some of it is wording. A Brazilian on the Sydney list and a Hollywood Brazilian
including the rear on the Melbourne list are not the same treatment. Half legs are not always lower legs. Before you
treat one clinic as cheaper, read the area description, then check where the clinic is: both Sydney prices here come
from the city's south-west, not the inner east.
Who is allowed to operate the laser?
That depends on your state. ARPANSA reports cosmetic laser use is regulated in Tasmania, Queensland and Western Australia↗, and
neither New South Wales nor Victoria is on that list. Our guide to
cosmetic laser rules by state sets out what each regulator requires,
and what to ask when there is no licence to check.
Prices in your city
The lists, with course totals, are in the
Sydney guide and the
Melbourne guide. We do not yet hold a published price list we can
source for Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide, so there is no page for those cities.
Figures on this page last verified 16 September 2026.