Our Pricing
Pricing is tailored to your individual treatment needs. Treatments are performed by qualified doctors and registered nurses, with fees reflecting the practitioner leading your appointment. Please refer to the pricing guide below for an indication of costs.
Nurse-Led Leg Vein Treatments
CLaCS (Cryo Laser and Cryo Sclerotherapy) - Most Common
$500 (per session)
- Advanced combination treatment integrating Nd laser (skin laser) with sclerotherapy(micro injections) for comprehensive management of feeder veins and spider veins
- Targets both visible telangiectasia and contributing feeder veins to improve overall treatment outcomes and reduce recurrence risk
- Nd:Yag laser (skin laser) is used for superficial vessel ablation, while sclerotherapy addresses deeper or feeding venous segments under guidance where required
- Cryotherapy (freezing cool air) is applied throughout treatment to provide skin protection, reduce thermal discomfort, and improve overall tolerability
- Typically indicated for more extensive, mixed-pattern telangiectasia and reticular veins in the lower limbs where single-modality treatment is insufficient
$250 (per session)
- Non-invasive laser treatment for superficial spider veins (telangiectasia)
- Effective for fine red or blue telangiectatic vessels and small reticular veins
- Integrated epidermal cooling systems help protect the skin and improve patient comfort during treatment
- Best suited for superficial vessels where sclerotherapy is not required or not preferred
$250 (per session)
- Minimally invasive treatment for fine calibre surface veins
- Uses radiofrequency energy delivered via a micro-filament to thermocoagulate targeted vessels
- Suitable for isolated telangiectasia and small resistant vessels
- Allows precise vessel closure with minimal thermal spread to surrounding tissue
Nurse-Led Face, Chest & Arm Veins Treatments
$150
- Comprehensive assessment with a nurse or cosmetic dermal technician
- Suitable for vascular and treatment suitability evaluation on the face, chest, and arms
- Can be booked as a standalone appointment or combined with treatment on the same day
- Consultation fee is fully credited toward treatment if you proceed, whether on the same day or a later visit
$250 (per session)
- Laser treatment for superficial telangiectasia on the face, chest, and arms
- Targets small red or blue surface vessels to reduce their appearance
- Laser energy is delivered in controlled pulses to safely close targeted veins. Cooling is used during treatment to improve comfort and protect the skin
- Treatment is focused and time-based, with areas selected during your appointment
Doctor-Led Leg Vein Treatments
Initial Consultation - Medicare rebate applies
$320 (30 minutes)
- Comprehensive assessment of your vein health
- Bulk-billed ultrasound scans performed during or prior to your consultationon a separate day to review results and form a treatment plan
- Review of results and personalised treatment plan with your doctor
- $50 booking fee required, with the remaining $270 payable on the day
- Medicare rebate of approximately $85 may be available for eligible patients. A valid referral may be required, depending on the doctor you see.
$500 – $850 (per session)
- Minimally invasive treatment for larger spider veins
- Sclerosant irritates the vein and seals it shut
- Suitable for veins that can be clearly identified without ultrasound guidance
- Compression stockings are recommended after treatment and are not included in the treatment fee
- Treatment is generally performed on a separate day from your initial consultation to allow time for assessment, informed consent, and treatment planning
$850- $1215 (per session)
- Recommended when feeder veins or venous reflux are present
- Sclerosant irritates the vein and seals it shut
- Ultrasound guidance allows targeting of underlying veins contributing to spider veins
- Compression stockings are recommended after treatment and are not included in the treatment fee
- Treatment is generally performed on a separate day from your initial consultation to allow time for assessment, informed consent, and treatment planning
