A small skin clinic and beauty therapy room tucked off Clifton Crescent in Mount Lawley, working one client at a time rather than running a floor of chairs.
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A day spa on Stirling Highway at the Claremont end of Nedlands, working with Australian-made, vegan and cruelty-free skincare built on native plant extracts. Facials, body treatments and two tiers of massage, plus packages, personalised skin treatments and a longer 'Ultimate Escape', with complimentary skin consultations from the head of wellness and occasional workshops. First online bookings are discounted ten per cent.
A spa and dermal clinic in the Mosman Park shopping centre on Harvey Street, staffed by dermal, beauty and massage therapists. Facials and skin treatments, beauty services, spa massage and longer spa rituals, with skincare to take home, gift vouchers and online booking. Phone bookings are taken on the clinic line.
A single-room skin studio in Trigg working through consultations rather than a set menu — peels, microneedling, dermaplaning, IPL and LED, booked one at a time.
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Salons and skin clinics are listed together here, and the title on the door tells you less than the qualification of the person treating you.
A beauty therapist covers facials, waxing, brows, lashes and nails. A dermal therapist or dermal clinician has additional training and works with the treatments that go deeper — peels, microneedling, LED and light-based work — usually after a consultation rather than a straight booking. Some clinics are doctor-led and offer prescription treatments; those are a different kind of appointment and are not listed as services here.
On practicalities: first appointments at a skin clinic are often a consultation rather than a treatment, and paying for one is normal. Patch tests are standard before tinting, lash work and some peels, and a salon that insists on one is doing its job. Courses of treatments are usually sold at a discount, so be reasonably sure of the practitioner before committing to six.
Related: facials, skin treatments, lashes and brows, nails, and waxing.
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