The best beauty salons in Sydney

A medically led clinic in Sydney CBD offering cosmetic consultations with both Dr. Jenn Lee ($100) and Dr. Michael Tse ($50), making it accessible whether you want a senior specialist or a cost-conscious first appointment. The clinic also offers Face Slimming Injections with a nurse from just $50 - a notably competitive entry point for injectable treatments in the city. It's a practical choice for anyone wanting a doctor-backed approach without a prohibitive upfront cost.

Sitting on Market Street in central Sydney, Beauty Hub pairs skin consultations ($50) with a strong menu of device-based treatments - Dermapen 4® Skin Needling for the full face comes in at $299, while the Nuda Skin Glaze treatment is priced at $350. The range suits clients who want to move from diagnosis to treatment in one place, without bouncing between providers.

SP Beauty Bar specialises in RF skin needling, with tiered pricing that lets you target specific areas: full face starts at $350, lower face at $450, and a comprehensive full-face-only package at $750. That structured pricing makes it straightforward to plan a course of treatment across multiple visits. It's a focused offering for clients who know what they're after and want a clear cost breakdown upfront.

Cris Ferraz Beauty brings a strong lash and makeup focus to Sydney, with Brazilian Volume lash refills priced at $80 (up to 20 days) or $110 (21-30 days) - a transparent gap that rewards clients who book promptly. On the glam side, a Photoshoot Makeup with Blowdry and Waves or Curls for long hair is offered at $260. It's a good fit for clients who want both ongoing lash maintenance and occasion-ready styling from one studio.

Encore Beauty Studio keeps things approachable, with eyebrow tinting and shaping each priced at $30 and lip waxing at $25 - making a full brow-and-lip tidy-up well under $100. The straightforward menu is ideal for clients who want reliable, no-fuss results for everyday grooming without the upsell. A solid go-to for regular maintenance appointments in Sydney.

Gardenia Skin Co positions itself at the premium end of the Sydney market, with Pico & Fractional rejuvenation treatments - for both the face and décolletage - listed at $1,500 each. For something less intensive, their Oxygen Healing Therapy with LED Light is available at $410. The clinic suits clients investing in longer-term skin correction who want advanced laser and light-based technology.

Beauty By Olga covers a practical spread of services: Volume Infill (3D) and Classic Infill (Extended) are both priced at $100, while a Manicure with Gel Polish for short nails comes in at $70. The combination of nail and lash services under one roof makes it a convenient option for clients who like to consolidate their beauty appointments. Pricing is consistent and easy to budget around.

Anyoung brings a Korean-influenced approach to skin and body treatments in the heart of Sydney CBD, with their signature facial and Essential Hydra Care for dry skin each priced at $144. The Korean V Line Slimming Face Massage ($180) adds a body-contouring dimension that sets the menu apart from standard facial clinics. It's a strong pick for clients curious about Korean beauty techniques delivered in a dedicated clinical setting.