Carbon laser facial·RF microneedling·Chemical peels + 11 more
- Open Saturdays
- Evening hours
Carbon lotion applied then vaporised with a Q-switched or pico laser.
$200
Median advertised starting price
Based on 111 businesses in Australia
Middle 50%: $180 to $250
Carbon laser facial cost in Australia has prices by city and a course calculator.
Explore our Australian carbon laser facial price research: prices by city and state, how they spread and what is left out.
Across Australia
367 clinic locations listing carbon laser facial in Australia. Showing 361 to 367.




















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Carbon laser facial·RF microneedling·Chemical peels + 11 more
Carbon laser facial·Skin needling·Chemical peels + 19 more
From
$79
Carbon laser facial·Skin needling·Skin tightening + 9 more
Skin needling·RF microneedling·Carbon laser facial + 2 more
RF microneedling·Chemical peels·Hydradermabrasion + 14 more
Published price
$299
Lip fillers·Skin needling·Carbon laser facial + 6 more
Carbon laser facial·Skin needling·Chemical peels + 10 more
Wording on clinic websites recorded as carbon laser facial, with the number of clinic locations using each term. Spellings that differ only in capitals are merged. A location can use several terms, so the counts overlap.
How recorded carbon laser facial prices are structured, by clinic location: fixed price 103; starting price (“from”) 27; course price 10; price per session 6; price range 2; consultation fee 1; price per area 1. A location can publish several types.
Many chains publish one treatment menu and price list for every location; confirm treatments and prices with the location. A website check date describes when the information was collected. It does not confirm practitioner credentials, availability or outcomes.
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This page lists clinics that state they offer this procedure, with counts and published prices observed on the dates shown. It is not medical information, does not describe outcomes, and is not a recommendation. Whether any procedure suits an individual is a matter for a consultation with a registered health practitioner.