Skin
Skin & laser
Examine first, treat second.
- Time · 30–60 minutes
- Downtime · None to several days
- Results last · Cumulative over a course
Who it suits
- Pigmentation, sun damage or uneven tone
- Redness, visible capillaries or rosacea-prone skin
Skin consultation with Lizzie Stock — 30 minutes, $100, redeemable against treatment.
- Doctor-run · A physician assesses you first
- Examined before treated
- Inside a medical centre · Discreet by design
Dr Kiran Shahid — MBBS, FRACGP, Fellow of the Australian Institute of Dermatology · Practising in Perth since 1991 · AHPRA MED0001577305
Lizzie Stock — Registered Nurse, Master's degree, Bachelor of Biomedical Science · AHPRA NMW0002736196
Pricing
Published pricing for this treatment is on our pricing page — no packages, no bundles, no pressure.
Consultation fees — $250 with any physician, including the 20-minute skin assessment with Dr Kiran Shahid · $300 for an advanced procedural consultation · $100 with our skin & cosmetic nurse — are redeemable against treatment within 30 days. A deposit ($100 · $150 · $50) is taken at booking and credited to your consultation.
What it is
Skin at Lumière is dermatology-informed: a doctor who is qualified to tell a cosmetic concern from a medical one assesses your skin before any treatment is chosen. That is the difference between a skin clinic and a beauty business.
Treatment spans medical needling, regenerative treatments, clinical peels, laser and energy-based treatment for pigment, redness and texture, and LED — almost always as a planned course rather than a single session, and timed around your sun exposure.
Covers: Medical needling, regenerative treatments, peels, laser and energy-based treatment for pigment, redness and texture, LED.
What this covers
Medical needling
Controlled micro-injury that stimulates collagen for texture, scarring and fine lines.
Regenerative treatments
PRP, PRF and polynucleotides used with needling where skin quality is the goal.
Peels
Clinical peels for tone, congestion and dullness, chosen to your skin type.
Laser for pigment
Energy-based treatment of sun damage and pigmentation — after examination and diagnosis.
Laser for redness
Vascular treatment for visible capillaries and rosacea-prone skin.
LED
Low-level light to calm and support the skin between and after treatments.
Who it suits — and who it doesn't
It suits
- Pigmentation, sun damage or uneven tone
- Redness, visible capillaries or rosacea-prone skin
- Texture, scarring or dullness
- Anyone wanting a diagnosis before a treatment
It doesn't
- Anyone with an undiagnosed changing lesion — that gets examined first
- Patients expecting one session to fix a long-standing concern
Risks and what to expect
- Temporary redness, swelling or peeling
- Post-inflammatory pigmentation, especially in darker skin types
- Reactivation of cold sores with some treatments
- Any energy-based treatment carries a small risk of burns or pigment change — which is why settings are chosen conservatively and reviewed
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
What happens on the day
- 1Skin assessment with a doctor
- 2A written course plan, mapped to the season and your sun exposure
- 3Treatment sessions with our doctor or registered nurse
- 4Review and honest readout of response
Recovery and aftercare
- Peels range from no visible peeling to several days of shedding
- Needling causes one to two days of redness
- Laser after-effects depend on the target and are set out in your plan
- Sun protection is non-negotiable between sessions
How long results last
Results from a course build over weeks to months and hold with maintenance and sun protection. Your plan states the expected course length up front.
Questions
Start with a consultation
New patients are assessed before anything is booked. Honest advice, natural results.