ADVANCED FACIALS
If you're looking for a more targeted treatment for your skin, at S.spa London, we offer a range of advanced facials that work on a deeper level to help you with common skin issues such as scarring, acne, enlarged pores, pigmentation and more.
Please read the instructions below before making your booking.
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Just choose from one of the services below and click on the link for the specialist facial treatment you require. You'll then be taken to your email to make your booking with us (alternatively, you can email us directly at s.spalondon95@gmail.com with the name of the service you'd like to book in the subject line). Please provide us with least 3 dates and times you're available and we'll do our best to book you in for one of your chosen dates and times.
Microdermabrasion
This surgical exfoliation is designed to remove acne, scarring and other skin or tissue irregularities. We offer both individual and a course of 4 treatments. Select your preference below to book your treatment today.
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Dermaplaning
This form of mechanical exfoliation helps to remove dead skin cells and the vellus hairs (peach fuzz) by scraping it away from the surface of your skin, leaving a glowing and smooth complexion
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High Frequency Facial
This treatment can help to boost circulation and supply oxygen to eliminate bacteria under your skin to regenerate cells, to prevent acne and shrink enlarged pores. Available in individual and course of 4.
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Chemical Peels
Suitable for all skin tones, you will initially receive a detailed consultation and patch test. This treatment is ideal for deep pigmentation, scaring acne and photo ageing.
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Microneedling
This collagen induction therapy is a cosmetic procedure that involves repeatedly puncturing the skin to trigger a repair response.
Great for pigmentation, open pores and acne scarring
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It is always a pleasure nice atmosphere clean and all the staff is amazing and professional!
Barbara - Treatwell Review, February 2024
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Lovely facial - will definitely go there again!
Emma - Treatwell Review, February 2024