About this treatment
OP CLINIC offers Classic and Platinum Hydrafacial treatments. Classic follows the Signature routine of cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration. Platinum adds a targeted booster serum, LED light therapy and lymphatic drainage to those core steps. Discuss your skin and the options with the practitioner before booking.
At your appointment
Your skin and routine
Tell the practitioner about your usual skin care, previous irritation and what you would like from the facial.
What is included
Check the steps, products, appointment length and any optional extras before choosing a package.
After your facial
Ask when to resume your usual products and whom to contact with a concern. Advice should match the facial you have received.
Classic or Platinum?
Classic follows the Signature routine. Platinum includes the same core steps, with three additional treatments.
Signature
Hydrafacial Classic
From £1391 session
Core steps
- Cleansing
- Exfoliation
- Extraction
- Hydration
Platinum
Hydrafacial Platinum
From £2391 session
Core steps
- Cleansing
- Exfoliation
- Extraction
- Hydration
Also included
- Targeted booster serum
- LED light therapy
- Lymphatic drainage
Risks & considerations
- A facial does not replace an assessment of a persistent or changing skin problem.
- Discuss sensitivities, allergies and recent treatments with the practitioner before proceeding.
- The effect and skin response vary; a particular appearance or duration cannot be guaranteed.
Common questions
What is the difference between Classic and Platinum?
Classic includes cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration. Platinum includes those same core steps plus a targeted booster serum, LED light therapy and lymphatic drainage. Discuss which option suits your skin; ask about the booster used, appointment length and full cost before booking.
Can I have it alongside another treatment?
Check with the practitioner first. Suitability and timing depend on your skin and both treatments.
Do I need to book a course?
You can ask about a single appointment first. If you are considering a course, check what it includes and the terms before committing.
Your suitability needs to be assessed by a qualified practitioner. Ask about expected benefits, limitations, risks and alternatives.