One Sydney clinic group's published list, area by area, with its pack prices and what a course would cost.
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Laser Sydney, with clinics in Campbelltown and Carnes Hill, lists women's underarms at $25↗ and full legs at $195↗ for one session, dropping to $165↗
a session in a 6-pack. Men's full legs are $279↗. One clinic group's list is not a
citywide average, so use it as a benchmark when you ask clinics near you for a written price.
Both clinics on the Sydney list are in the south-west. Treat the prices as a benchmark for that part of the city, not
for Sydney as a whole.
What does each area cost in Sydney?
The list gives three prices for some areas: one session, and the per-session price when you buy a 3-pack or a 6-pack.
Laser Sydney, women's prices per session, verified 16 September 2026
DermNet puts laser hair removal at 3 to 6 sessions or more↗. At Laser Sydney's single-session prices for
women, full legs come to $585 for 3 sessions and $1,170 for 6.
Buy the same 6 as a 6-pack and the total is $990.
Course cost at 3 to 6 sessions, Laser Sydney single pricesLow end is 3 sessions, high end is 6, paying one at a time. Pack prices are lower.
Our arithmetic on the Laser Sydney price list and DermNet's session range, verified 16 September 2026.
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Item
3 sessions
6 sessions
Underarms
$75
$150
Brazilian
$210
$420
Half legs
$435
$870
Full legs
$585
$1,170
How do Sydney prices compare with Melbourne?
Paying one session at a time, the Sydney list was lower for the same areas: full legs at $195↗
against $220↗ in Melbourne, and underarms at $25↗ against $40↗. Packs change that. During its sale, the Melbourne clinic's prepaid pack put full legs at $110 a session↗, below Sydney's 6-pack price. Two clinic groups cannot settle which city is cheaper.
What does this list leave out?
Full body. Melbourne lists it at $600↗, including face and neck; Laser Sydney does not price
it, so ask for that figure in writing before your first appointment.
What should you ask a Sydney clinic?
Is the quoted price per session, and does it change after the first visit or outside a pack?
Who will operate it, what training have they had, and who supervises them?
How many sessions do you expect for my hair and skin, and what happens if I need more than that?
Does New South Wales license cosmetic lasers?
ARPANSA lists the states that regulate cosmetic laser use as Tasmania, Queensland and Western Australia↗. New South Wales is not one
of them, so there is no state laser licence for a Sydney clinic to show you. Ask who will operate the device, what
training they have had, and who supervises them. The
state-by-state guide covers what the licensing states require.
What else is on the same price list?
Laser Sydney also lists a 45-minute glycolic peel at $99↗, and skin needling with an
added infusion at $499↗, sold as four treatments a month apart↗. The
skin needling guide sets that against a Perth clinic's plain needling price.
Figures on this page last verified 16 September 2026.