HydrO2 facials in Glasgow
The HydrO2 facial cleanses, exfoliates and hydrates the skin in one treatment. Tweakments Clinic on Glasgow's Southside offers an express version, the full facial, a version with extractions and light therapy, and Glow Rescue.
Book an appointment →Which one to book
The express facial is the shorter option. The full HydrO2 goes further. Adding extractions and light therapy suits congested skin that needs clearing as well as hydrating. Glow Rescue is there for skin that needs reviving. If you are unsure, book a consultation and we will match it to your skin.
Who they suit
People who want their skin to look fresher without downtime that interferes with the week ahead. These facials are also used alongside longer term plans, as a way to keep skin in good condition between other treatments.
Part of a bigger plan
A facial on its own is welcome. If your concern needs more, we will say so rather than selling you a series of facials. Many people book these between Pico laser sessions or skin booster appointments.
Treatments and prices
- Express HydrO2 facialA six step facial for dull, congested skin. Cleansed, refreshed, plumped.45 minutes, £85Book
- HydrO2 facialDeep cleansing, exfoliation, oxygen, hydration, radio frequency and lifting.1 hour, £110Book
- HydrO2 facial with extractions and light therapyOur longest facial, with manual extractions and light therapy.1 hour 20 minutes, £150Book
- Glow Rescue1 hour, £149Book
Questions
What is the difference between the express and full HydrO2 facial?
The express facial is the shorter version of the same treatment. The full HydrO2 facial covers more, and a third option adds extractions and light therapy for skin that is congested.
Is there any downtime?
These facials are designed so you can get on with your day afterwards. We will go through aftercare with you, including what to avoid and how your skin may look immediately after.
Can I have a facial before an event?
Many people do. Tell us when booking so we can suggest the right option and the right timing, rather than treating you too close to the day.