AviClear Treatment in Australia
Try the most advanced laser acne technology without medication.
AviClear laser: A breakthrough in acne correction
Meet AviClear, the world’s first laser to treat acne at the source without medication. Targeting acne at its source (your oil glands), this laser gently heats and calms overactive sebaceous glands to reduce excess oil production in just +30 minutes.
Unlike medication, the AviClear acne treatment doesn’t alter hormones or affect the body systemically, acting locally and retraining the skin to self-regulate oil and inflammation.
When nothing else has worked, innovation and science step in.
Who is a candidate?
AviClear is suitable for all genders and skin tones. But we recommend it if you are experiencing:
- Moderate to severe inflammatory acne
- Hormonal and cystic acne
- Post-inflammatory redness and scarring
- Oily, congested, or acne-prone skin
How AviClear laser works
Using a 1726 nm wavelength laser, AviClear targets the skin through a precise band of infrared light that selectively heats and deactivates over-active sebaceous glands, calming oil production, making the skin stay clearer, calmer, and more balanced over time.
Each session takes around 30 minutes, and your treatment plan will include diagnostic imaging, home-care refinement and progress reviews so you feel supported through every stage.
During the treatment, you may feel a gentle warmth as AviClear’s integrated cooling keeps the procedure comfortable. After treatment, there is no downtime, and you can resume your normal activities immediately.
Cost
Single session: $1,200
Three-session course (recommended): $3,600
Pathway Clients: Exclusive savings, flexible interest-free payment plans (12–18 months), plus ongoing skin support and home-care guidance to maintain results.
Duration
30 Minutes
Proven acne solutions, backed by science
SDL Australia has the honour of becoming the only non-medical clinic in Australia approved by Cutera to own and operate AviClear, which further cements our authority in the acne space.
Combining our expertise in clinical technology with deep dermal understanding, we guide our patients with care, warmth and wisdom. Our promise is simple: Go above and beyond to find a solution to change how you feel in your skin, helping you say: “Finally, this works”.
Book your laser acne treatment in Sydney today and start your journey towards calm, confident and medication-free skin.
Our clients also ask
AviClear works directly on the oil gland and does not affect the rest of your body like oral or topical medications, avoiding side effects like hormonal changes, stomach upset, or long-term dependency.
Clinical studies show that 92% of patients cleared 70%+ of acne in just three sessions. It’s completely normal to feel unsure or hesitant, but if you have questions, please feel free to chat with our team!
The number of sessions will be determined case by case by our dermal specialists. The clinical protocol typically involves three sessions spaced four weeks apart, plus maintenance treatments, especially if acne flares recur.
Most patients describe a mild warmth or tingling during treatment; However, AviClear has an integrated cooling system that keeps the experience comfortable, and numbing creams are rarely required.
Side effects include temporary redness or warmth after treatment, which usually resolves quickly.
Yes, AviClear can complement topical treatments, chemical peels, or supportive skin-care routines. We’ll design a safe, integrated plan tailored to your skin.
Many patients maintain clearer skin for months to years, especially when following recommended home-care protocols. The difference that AviClear provides compared to other acne treatments is that it treats directly overactive oil glands while keeping the surrounding skin protected.
There are no significant restrictions, and there is no downtime so that you can resume normal activities immediately, including work, school, or exercise.
Our dermal specialists will explain the treatment in detail and provide a guide on skincare to support healing.
