Medi-facial
A medi-facial uses clinic-grade products and machines chosen for your skin on the day: oily, dry, tanned or simply tired. It goes deeper than a parlour facial, while staying gentle.
Men are welcome too. A clean-up medi-facial is a simple way to deal with tan, oil and blackheads.
How it works
A medi-facial is planned on the day after we look at your skin. For tanned skin it may include a mild brightening peel; for oily skin, deep cleansing and extraction of blackheads; for dry skin, hydrating serums and a calming mask. The products are clinic-grade, chosen for the concern rather than for fragrance.
It takes about 45 minutes. There is no harsh scrubbing or bleaching, so skin is not left red or irritated afterwards.
Good for
- Tan and uneven tone
- Oily or congested skin
- Dry, flaky patches
- Regular skin maintenance
How many sessions?
Once a month works well for most skin types.
What to expect
- 1
Consultation
Dr. Chetna looks at your skin or hair, asks about your routine and explains your options.
- 2
Treatment
Cleansing, exfoliation, extraction where needed, serum and mask.
- 3
Home care tips
Simple advice so the results last longer.
Results and how long they last
Skin looks clean and fresh straight away. Tan and blackheads improve over a few monthly sessions, especially with daily sunscreen.
What affects the cost
The cost depends on the type of medi-facial (clean-up, brightening, hydrating or acne), and the products and steps used.
We tell you the full cost of your plan before you start, so there are no surprises. For today’s price, or a running offer, just ask on WhatsApp.
Before you book, tell us if
- Your skin is sunburnt or freshly tanned (we wait for it to settle)
- There is an active infection, cold sore or open wound in the area
- You recently had a strong peel, laser or waxing on the face
Aftercare
- Use sunscreen every morning
- Avoid scrubs for a couple of days
- Keep skin moisturised
Questions people ask
Which facial should I choose?
You do not need to decide in advance. We suggest one after seeing your skin.
Is a medi-facial better than bleach for tan?
Bleach only lightens the colour of facial hair, so skin looks lighter for a short time, and it can irritate. A medi-facial removes tanned dead skin, which is gentler and lasts longer.
How often should I get one?
Once every 3 to 4 weeks suits most people, because that is roughly how long skin takes to renew its top layer.
Read more in our guides
- HydraFacial, medi-facial, carbon facial or chemical peel: which one suits your skin?A simple comparison of popular clinic facials, what each one does best, how they differ from a parlour facial, and how to choose for your skin and occasion.
- How to remove sun tan from your face, hands and feet (and stop it coming back)Why Indian skin tans so quickly, safe ways to remove tan at home, clinic treatments that speed it up, and the habits that prevent it.
- A simple skin care routine for men (that takes less than 3 minutes)A no-fuss routine for oily skin, tan, razor bumps and beard-area breakouts, plus the clinic treatments men most often ask about.
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Ask about medi-facial
Send us a message on WhatsApp with your concern. We reply during clinic hours and help you choose the right first step.