Facials and peels

Medical facials and peels.

A real exfoliation, a peel matched to your skin, and no upsell to a twelve product routine. Back at your desk after lunch, looking like you slept.

A rolled white towel, a eucalyptus sprig and a rose quartz roller resting on linen by a window

The menu

Maya or Josephine looks at your skin first and may swap what you booked for what you need. Same price, better result.

The Reset

Double cleanse, enzyme exfoliation, extractions where needed, a calming mask and SPF. The one to book when you do not know what to book. 60 minutes.

$165 · no downtime

Dermaplaning facial

A sterile blade lifts the fine hair and dead surface layer. Makeup sits better for weeks. Paired with a hydrating mask. 50 minutes.

$185 · no downtime

Brightening peel

A lactic and mandelic acid blend for dullness and surface pigment. Gentle across skin tones and the first step in our melasma plan. Mild flaking from day three. 45 minutes.

$240 · light flaking, 3 to 5 days

Clinical peel

A medium depth TCA blend applied by Maya with Hannah in the room. For sun damage and fine lines. You will peel properly for a week, so plan it. 45 minutes plus a check at day seven.

$420 · peeling, about 7 days

Monthly plan

The Glow membership.

$149 a month

  • One Reset or Dermaplaning facial every month
  • 10 percent off every treatment and all skincare
  • Upgrade to a Brightening peel for $60
  • Month to month after the first three. Cancel by text, no call required

Skin is a habit, not an event. Monthly is the interval where a facial stops being a treat and starts changing your skin. Full membership terms on the pricing page.

Why monthly

Skin turns over every 28 days.

That is the whole argument. A facial clears what the last month built up and gives the products you use at home a clean surface to work on. Members see Maya or Josephine on a rhythm, which means small changes get caught early and nothing drifts for a year.

Members also get first pick of Saturday slots, which fill fastest.

What to expect

Quiet room, warm towel, honest skin talk.

You lie down under a blanket. The room is quiet unless you want music. Your aesthetician tells you what she sees, what she is doing and why. If she spots something that needs Hannah or Dr. Shah, she says so and we book it. Nothing is sold to you on the table.

After a facial

Skin is a little pink for an hour. Skip makeup for the rest of the day if you can. Sunscreen is not optional.

After a peel

Tight and shiny for a day, then flaking from day three. No retinoid, acids or scrubs for a week. Moisturise, do not pick.

Not today if

You have an active cold sore, sunburn, or used isotretinoin in the last six months. Pregnant clients can have the Reset and dermaplaning, not the peels.

The lounge where facials start: boucle chairs, a marble table, tea, and soft daylight