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Aurelia

Medical Facials

Clinical-grade peels and facials, prescribed rather than chosen from a menu.

Starting price
From £165
Appointment
75 min
Typical downtime
Usually none.
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  • From £165Starting price
  • 75 minAppointment
  • Usually none.Typical downtime
Two amber glass bottles standing side by side in soft daylight.

The treatment

A medical facial is prescribed like any other treatment. We look at your skin under magnification, then build the session around what it needs that day — exfoliation, extraction, a peel at the right depth, or calming and barrier repair.

They work on their own as regular maintenance, or alongside injectables and lasers to prepare the skin and extend results.

What it can do

  • Brighter, more even tone after a single session
  • Clearer congestion without irritation
  • Peel strength matched to your skin on the day
  • A home-care routine you'll actually keep
  • 4 outcomesWhat it can do

Your visit, step by step

Inside your appointment

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Magnified analysis

We examine your skin under a lamp to check congestion, sensitivity, hydration and barrier health.

  • 5 stagesInside the appointment

What to expect

From first conversation to final review.

  1. Skin assessment

    Magnified analysis and a conversation about your routine, products and lifestyle.

    • 1 of 4In sequence
  2. Prescribed facial

    A session tailored on the day, with nothing included for the sake of a menu.

    • 2 of 4In sequence
  3. Home care

    A short, specific routine — usually three or four products.

    • 3 of 4In sequence
  4. Maintenance rhythm

    Every four to six weeks, aligned with your skin's renewal cycle.

    • 4 of 4In sequence

Downtime & recovery

Usually none. After a deeper peel, expect light flaking for three to five days and avoid active ingredients for a week.

  • Usually none.Typical downtime

Book medical facials.

From £165. Every treatment begins with a consultation with the doctor who will treat you — if it isn't right for you, we'll say so.