Brighton Dermatology
Brighton
A doctor-led dermatology clinic in Brighton, offering dermatology and acne treatments.
GLOW Guide · Melbourne · Skin
The best skin clinic in Brighton is Brighton Dermatology for dermatology and acne treatments. Bayside Dermatology & Aesthetics is another local option for dermatology and acne treatments. For medical skin checks or suspicious moles, choose a dedicated skin cancer clinic, GP or dermatologist rather than a cosmetic clinic.
Glow compared 4 skin clinics in and within 2 km of Brighton for this guide - an independent editorial shortlist with no paid placement. As a general guide to the Melbourne market (not quotes from the clinics below), expect facials from roughly $120-$300 and an initial consultation around $50-$150.
A quick comparison of skin, laser and dermal clinics in Brighton, plus where to go for a medical skin check. Confirm current services and pricing directly with each clinic.
| Clinic | Best for | Treatments | Location | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brighton Dermatology | Best overall | dermatology, acne treatments | Brighton | Doctor-led |
| Bayside Dermatology & Aesthetics | Doctor-led skin care | dermatology, acne treatments, laser & light-based treatments | Brighton | Doctor-led |
| Bayside Medical Aesthetics | Laser & light-based | laser & light-based treatments, pigmentation treatments, skin needling | Brighton | Doctor-led |
| Brighton Medical Aesthetics | Laser & light-based | laser & light-based treatments, pigmentation treatments | Brighton | Doctor-led |
| Skin check / mole clinic | Medical skin checks | Skin checks, mole mapping, lesion assessment | GP, dermatologist or skin cancer clinic | Medical service - not a cosmetic clinic |
Glow provides general information to help people compare clinics. This is not medical advice. For suspicious moles, changing lesions, skin cancer concerns, medical conditions or treatment suitability, speak with a registered medical practitioner.
Glow's editorial shortlist for Brighton, ordered by overall strength on skin treatment, with each clinic's location shown.
Brighton
A doctor-led dermatology clinic in Brighton, offering dermatology and acne treatments.
Brighton
A doctor-led dermatology clinic in Brighton, offering dermatology, acne treatments and laser & light-based treatments.
Brighton
A doctor-led cosmetic medicine clinic in Brighton, offering laser & light-based treatments, pigmentation treatments and skin needling.
Brighton
A doctor-led cosmetic medicine clinic in Brighton, offering laser & light-based treatments and pigmentation treatments.
Medical - not a cosmetic clinic
If you're here for a skin check, a suspicious mole or a changing spot, the right place is a medical provider - a GP, a dermatologist or a dedicated skin cancer clinic - not a cosmetic skin clinic.
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The quickest way to choose, by what you need.
Best for skin checks
GP or dermatologist
A GP, dermatologist or dedicated skin cancer clinic for medical skin checks.
Different skin goals suit different clinics. Here's where to start by what you want done.
For laser and light-based treatments, choose a clinic with clinical oversight and a proper consultation: Bayside Dermatology & Aesthetics, Bayside Medical Aesthetics and Brighton Medical Aesthetics. For a wider view, see Glow's guide to the best laser clinics in Melbourne.
Pigmentation has several causes, so start with a consultation: Bayside Medical Aesthetics and Brighton Medical Aesthetics. If pigment is changing or you're unsure what it is, have it assessed by a doctor first.
For regular facials and a maintenance routine: the clinics in the shortlist above. Facials suit people focused on skin health and upkeep rather than a single clinical fix.
Skin needling targets texture, scarring and overall skin quality: Bayside Medical Aesthetics. A consultation will confirm whether it's right for your skin.
A skin check is a medical service. For a full skin check, mole mapping or a suspicious lesion, see a GP, a dermatologist or a dedicated skin cancer clinic - not a cosmetic skin clinic.
Brighton has a strong cluster of skin clinics of its own. For more options, browse skin and laser clinics across Melbourne.
Glow is an editorial discovery platform, not a medical provider. We don't sell rankings, and a clinic can't pay to be listed higher. We weigh a consistent set of factors and tell you who each clinic genuinely suits.
Glow provides general information to help people compare clinics. This is not medical advice. For suspicious moles, changing lesions, skin cancer concerns, medical conditions or treatment suitability, speak with a registered medical practitioner.
For most people the best skin clinic in Brighton is Brighton Dermatology, for dermatology and acne treatments. Bayside Dermatology & Aesthetics is another strong option. The right pick depends on what you want - clinical laser and pigmentation, or facials and ongoing skin health.
Choose a skin clinic for cosmetic skin-quality goals - laser and light-based treatments, pigmentation, skin needling, dermal therapy and facials. See a dermatologist (a medical specialist) for diagnosed skin conditions, suspicious moles, changing lesions or prescription skin treatment. If you are worried about a spot or mole, start with a GP, dermatologist or dedicated skin cancer clinic.
A skin check is a medical service, not a cosmetic one. For a full skin check, a suspicious mole or skin cancer concerns near Brighton, see a GP, a dermatologist or a dedicated skin cancer clinic. Cosmetic skin clinics focus on skin appearance and treatment, not diagnosis.
Skin clinics typically offer laser and light-based treatments, pigmentation treatments, skin needling, dermal therapy, facials and peels, skin-quality treatments, and cosmetic or facial aesthetics consultations. Exact services vary by clinic, so confirm what each offers and whether it suits your skin at a consultation.
Prices vary by treatment and clinic. As a general guide to the Melbourne market (not quotes from the clinics listed), facials commonly run from around $120 to $300, laser and skin-quality courses from a few hundred dollars into the low thousands, and an initial consultation is often $50 to $150. Always confirm current pricing and suitability directly with the clinic.
No. A cosmetic or facial aesthetics consultation is about your skin's appearance and planning treatment. A medical skin check is a doctor examining your skin for skin cancer or medical concerns. They are different services - for any medical concern, see a registered medical practitioner.
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