Skin Clinics in London

Skin Clinics in London

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Skin Clinics in London

About Skin Clinics in London

For facials in London, The Light Centre offers a very full skin menu, from relaxing classic facials to HydraFacial, chemical peels, dermaplaning and targeted treatments for acne, rosacea, melasma and pigmentation.

Everything can start with a skin consultation or skin analysis, so your facialist understands your skin before choosing a treatment. If you want a reset, a deep cleansing or oxygen facial is a good place to begin. For glow and smoothness, there is HydraFacial, microdermabrasion, enzyme treatments and dermaplaning. For more targeted concerns, the clinic lists medical grade facials, skin peels, a carbon laser facial, LED and light therapy. Microcurrent and anti ageing facials are there too. With skin specialist services, allergy aware treatments and menopause informed support, the centre is well placed for sensitive or changing skin.

Facial clients come from the City, the West End and every side of London, and some from the home counties. You can book a lunchtime or after work facial using the hours and details below.

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    The Light Centre

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Facials by goal

Cleanse and refresh: facial, deep cleansing facial, oxygen facial, galvanic and high frequency.

Smooth and brighten: HydraFacial, microdermabrasion, dermaplaning, enzyme treatment and chemical exfoliation peels.

Targeted skin concerns: acne, rosacea, melasma and pigmentation treatments, medical grade facials and a carbon laser facial.

Lift and renew: anti ageing facial, microcurrent, skin rejuvenation, LED and light therapy.

Start here: a skin consultation or skin analysis.

Before your facial

Let your facialist know about any retinoids, acids or recent treatments, and pause them if advised before peels or dermaplaning. Use a high SPF after any exfoliating treatment.

Getting there

A facial fits nicely into a lunch break or the end of the day. Find the address on the card below and plan your journey by Tube or bus, or drive in and use the parking.

Good to know before your facial

  • Facials tailored by skin specialists with advanced skin services.
  • Allergy aware products, so share any sensitivities at booking.
  • Menopause informed support for dryness, flushing or changing skin.
  • Silent facials on request.
  • Private rooms so you can fully relax.
  • Drop in facials welcome when there is a free room.
FAQs

Your questions, answered

Where can I get a facial in London?

The Light Centre offers a wide facial menu, from deep cleansing and oxygen facials to HydraFacial, peels and dermaplaning.

Is there a facialist in London for rosacea or melasma?

The Light Centre lists rosacea, melasma and pigmentation treatments. A skin consultation comes first to plan the right approach.

Can I get a skin analysis in London?

Yes. The Light Centre offers skin consultation and skin analysis.

What is a carbon laser facial?

A thin layer of carbon is applied to the skin and then treated with a laser, a treatment often chosen for oily skin and visible pores. It starts with a consultation.

How often should I have a facial?

Every four to six weeks suits most people, though targeted treatments may follow a set course.

Where can I book a HydraFacial in London?

Our HydraFacial in London page has more on the treatment at The Light Centre.

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