Campbellfield · Melbourne’s north · Skin & Hair
Carbon Laser Facial in Campbellfield
A fresher-looking complexion starts with your skin concerns.
Bothered by oily-looking skin, congestion or a dull complexion? Explore a Carbon Laser Facial at My BioHealth in Campbellfield as an option for a skin refresh. Tell us whether your priority is a cleaner-looking surface, a fresher appearance or an appointment that fits around your routine, and we will explain suitability and expected recovery.
Book directly online. The 45-minute allocation includes your appointment, not 45 minutes of laser exposure. Suitability is checked before treatment.
Preparing for your visitAftercare and suitability
What would you like to work towards?
Oiliness and congestion
Discuss the areas that feel congested or look shiny. Your practitioner checks whether a carbon facial fits your skin rather than assuming every breakout needs laser.
A fresher look with practical recovery planning
If you are planning around an event, tell us the date before booking. Generally minimal downtime still allows for temporary redness or sensitivity; an immediate glow is not guaranteed.
Meet your next skin refresh
If oily-looking skin, congestion or dullness is what you notice, explore a Carbon Laser Facial at My BioHealth. Discover what happens during the appointment and how it fits alongside our other skin treatments. Compare skin appointment pathways for pores and texture. Visiting from a nearby suburb? Find our Campbellfield clinic and plan your appointment.
YOUR APPOINTMENT
Options, pricing & booking
GET TO KNOW YOUR TREATMENT
The details, at your pace
Your experience, preparation and next steps.
What happens during your appointment?
1. Discuss your skin
Your practitioner reviews your goals, skin and relevant health, medicine and treatment history. Ask about comfort, preparation and aftercare before proceeding.
2. Carbon and laser treatment
The skin is cleansed and a topical carbon layer is applied. Laser energy is then used over the treated area to target the carbon. Expect a warm or snapping sensation; comfort varies.
3. Know your next step
Your practitioner explains aftercare and when to restart products or makeup, and discusses whether another session makes sense. Allow 45 minutes for the booking.
More about your appointment
When your skin needs a considered refresh
You might be noticing congestion, more surface oil or a complexion that looks dull. You may be exploring a regular skin routine or planning ahead for an event. A carbon facial is an option to discuss when you want a straightforward appointment without the recovery associated with intensive resurfacing.
If you have an event coming up, tell us the date before booking. Allow time to understand how your skin responds, especially for a first treatment.
Popular treatment goals
Congestion and oiliness
Explore treatment aimed at surface oil and debris as part of a considered skin routine.
A dull-looking complexion
Discuss a fresher-looking appearance and what this service can realistically offer your skin.
Planning for an occasion
Get advice on timing rather than assuming your skin will be event-ready immediately afterwards.
Why My BioHealth?
The practical details upfront
The service, session price and booking allocation are clear before you choose an appointment.
Guidance before and after
Discuss your concerns and treatment history, understand suitability and leave with aftercare instructions.
One clinic, more options
Skin, hair, wellness and recovery share the same My BioHealth environment. You can arrive knowing what you want or ask the team to explain your options.
Carbon facial or CO₂ resurfacing?
These are different treatments. Carbon Laser Facial uses a topical carbon layer and laser energy. Fractional CO₂ laser is a carbon dioxide resurfacing procedure with a different mechanism and recovery profile.
Pricing
Three-treatment packs save 10% and expire 3 months from purchase. Treatment suitability is assessed at your appointment.
How often should you book?
Some clients book occasionally, including before an event, while others explore a regular routine for congestion or oiliness. The current clinic guidance describes every few months for occasional visits or every 2–4 weeks for ongoing concerns. Your practitioner should confirm the interval for your skin and response; a fixed course is not required for everyone.
How it works
A carbon layer is applied to the surface of the skin before laser treatment. The laser targets that carbon as part of the treatment process, helping remove the applied material along with surface oil and debris.
Carbon facial is not a deep-cleansing guarantee or a treatment for every skin concern. Device settings, technique and skin type matter. If acne, pigmentation or scarring is your main concern, discuss it before selecting an appointment.
Preparing for your visit
- Arrive with clean skin and no makeup.
- The current clinic guidance is to pause retinoid skincare and exfoliating acids 3–5 days beforehand. Confirm your products with the team; do not change prescribed medicines without prescriber advice.
- Avoid tanning and sunburn before treatment.
- Tell your practitioner if you get cold sores.
Aftercare and suitability
Downtime is generally minimal. Temporary redness or sensitivity can occur, and your skin response determines when you return to makeup, active skincare and other treatments. Follow your practitioner’s instructions, protect your skin from the sun and contact the clinic about unexpected or worsening symptoms.
Tell the team before booking if you are pregnant or breastfeeding; take photosensitising medicines; have used isotretinoin recently; have an active cold sore or skin infection; have a recent tan or sunburn; have melasma; or tend to develop keloid scars. Laser can aggravate some pigment concerns, so assessment matters.
These are the current clinic screening categories, not an exhaustive list or an instruction to stop medication. Sensitive or reactive skin, healing history and previous procedures also need discussion. Laser treatment carries risks, including burns and pigment changes. Your practitioner confirms suitability and explains the relevant risks before proceeding.
Want to understand the evidence?
Carbon-assisted laser techniques have been studied for concerns including pores and acne. Published techniques and laser systems vary, so study results are not a prediction of your outcome or proof for every device sold as a carbon facial.
Carbon Laser Facial FAQs
What does treatment involve?
Skin review and cleansing, application of a topical carbon layer, laser treatment and aftercare guidance. Your practitioner explains the process before starting.
How often should I book?
Current clinic guidance ranges from occasional visits every few months to every 2–4 weeks for a regular routine. Confirm the timing with your practitioner rather than automatically booking a course.
Does the laser part hurt?
A warm or snapping sensation is commonly described. Sensation varies; tell your practitioner if it feels uncomfortable.
Is this a good first skin treatment?
It is an option to discuss if you are new to in-clinic treatment and interested in generally minimal downtime. Your skin and history still need assessment.
Can I book on the same day as an event?
Discuss timing before booking. Redness or sensitivity can occur, so immediate event readiness is not guaranteed. A first treatment deserves time to understand your response.
Can I combine it with another treatment?
Ask before arranging a combined visit. The combination, sequence and recovery need assessment; minimal downtime alone does not make all combinations suitable.
What concerns do people explore it for?
Congestion, oiliness and a dull-looking complexion are common reasons to enquire. Discuss acne, pigmentation or other persistent concerns so the team can advise on the appropriate pathway.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Tell the practitioner about sensitivity, reactive skin and previous reactions. Suitability is assessed individually.
Who can book this treatment?
This treatment is available to all genders. Suitability is assessed at your appointment.
How long is the appointment?
The booking allocation is 45 minutes. That is the total appointment allocation, not continuous laser time.
Where is My BioHealth?
Unit 3, 11–13 Thompson Street, Campbellfield VIC 3061, in Melbourne’s north. We welcome enquiries from Broadmeadows, Craigieburn, Coolaroo, Roxburgh Park and Mickleham. Check your route and allow time to arrive.
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Ask a Question
Unsure about your skin, preparation or an event date? Send your name, email and question through the existing enquiry form, or call 0430 077 330.
Book Carbon Laser Facial
$199 per session · 45-minute booking · Campbellfield, Melbourne.
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