Hydrafacial in new malden
At a Glance
Treatment time: 45–60 minutes
Anaesthesia: None
Sensation: Gentle suction + light exfoliation
Downtime: None (some may see mild, short‑lived redness)
Results: Immediate glow; clearer pores; smoother texture
Best for: Congestion, blackheads, dullness, uneven texture, dehydrated skin, acne
Suitable for: Most skin types, including sensitive and acne‑prone*
Course: One‑off or monthly maintenance
Areas: Face, neck, back, hands, chest
Price: Starts from £140 - discount available with packages.
**Not suitable if: pregnant/breastfeeding, active cold sores, open wounds, recent sunburn.
What is a HydraFacial?
HydraFacial is a medical‑grade facial that deeply cleanses, exfoliates, extracts, and hydrates in a single treatment using patented vortex technology. It gently lifts impurities while infusing a customised cocktail of hydrating and antioxidant serums. Think: instant clarity + long‑lasting glow without downtime.
How it works
Cleanse & Peel – resurfacing and gentle chemical exfoliation
Extract & Hydrate – vacuum‑assisted extraction + hydration
Fuse & Protect – targeted boosters (e.g., hydration, brightening) + antioxidants
Why patients at Aesculus love it
Visibly decongests pores & reduces blackheads
Smooths texture and softens fine lines
Revives dull, dehydrated skin
Calms the look of redness (with appropriate boosters)
Safe for most skins, zero social downtime
Your Treatment Journey
Consultation with our medical practitioners to tailor boosters to your skin goals.
Treatment: 30–60 minutes. Comfortable; many do it during a lunch break.
Aftercare: SPF 50+, avoid retinoids/exfoliants for 48–72 hours.
How many sessions will I need?
You’ll see a glow immediately. For ongoing clarity and texture, we recommend a monthly plan or a tailored course.
Ready to glow?
Book your HydraFacial at Aesculus Clinic, New Malden—serving Wimbledon, Kingston, Raynes Park, Surbiton & SW London.
Frequently Asked Questions
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It helps decongest and can be combined with targeted protocols. Severe acne may require a medical plan.
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Yes, typically after a few hours, we suggest letting skin breathe till the next day.
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Yes—just be diligent with SPF.