DVIA Dermatology & Vein Institute Australia
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DVIA Dermatology & Vein Institute Australia is a dermatology and vein clinic on Level 4 of 257 Clarence Street in the Sydney CBD. Its doctors and nurses treat skin concerns such as acne scars, sun-damaged skin and facial redness with laser and chemical peel treatments, and it also treats varicose and spider veins.
Services at DVIA Dermatology & Vein Institute Australia
General practice
Skin, travel and procedures
Dermatologists see patients for general and cosmetic skin concerns, including sun-damaged skin, brown spots, facial redness and acne scars, using laser resurfacing, photo-rejuvenation and chemical peels. Vein care covers varicose and spider veins, with a scan to map the veins before treatment; the treatments named are sclerotherapy, endovenous laser and ambulatory phlebectomy. Nurse-led aesthetic appointments include laser hair removal and micro needling.
What customers say about DVIA Dermatology & Vein Institute Australia
- 💬Patients say reception staff are friendly, quick to answer questions and able to arrange follow-up appointments
- 💬Two patients praise a nurse for warm, calm laser appointments
Tips for visiting DVIA Dermatology & Vein Institute Australia
- ✓Book through the clinic's website, which links to HotDoc, or call reception on (02) 9262 7774 to ask which doctor or nurse will see you.
- ✓The listed hours are weekdays from 9am to 5pm, so plan appointments in those times.
- ✓The building is step-free and has toilets, which suits visitors with mobility needs.
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FAQ about DVIA Dermatology & Vein Institute Australia
Does DVIA Dermatology & Vein Institute Australia treat varicose veins?
Yes. The clinic treats varicose and spider veins with sclerotherapy, endovenous laser and ambulatory phlebectomy, after a scan to map the veins.
Can I book online with DVIA?
Yes, through the Book Appointment button on the clinic's website, which links to HotDoc.
Is DVIA open on weekends?
The listed hours are weekdays, 9am to 5pm.
Was DVIA previously called uRepublic?
Yes. The clinic was listed as uRepublic before it changed its name to DVIA Dermatology & Vein Institute Australia.