Facial Treatments

Professional skincare products can help replenish moisture, support comfort and leave the skin feeling softer and more balanced.

Certain facials are designed to support congested or blemish-prone skin with deep cleansing, targeted skincare and calming aftercare advice.

Exfoliating treatments such as dermaplaning or peel-based facials can help improve the feel of rough or uneven skin texture.

Dermaplaning gently removes fine vellus hair, often known as peach fuzz, helping the skin feel smoother and creating a fresher-looking surface.

Regular facials can be a useful part of an ongoing skin health routine, especially when combined with appropriate home skincare.

Facials are often chosen before weddings, holidays or special occasions to help the skin look fresh, smooth and more radiant.

Your appointment also gives you the opportunity to ask questions about your routine, product use and how to care for your skin between treatments.

Dermaplaning is a gentle exfoliating treatment that uses a specialist blade to skim away surface dead skin cells and fine vellus hair.

This can help the skin feel smoother, look brighter and allow makeup to sit more evenly. It can also be a useful option for patients who feel their skin looks dull or textured due to surface build-up.

Dermaplaning is not suitable for every skin type, particularly where there is active inflamed acne or certain skin conditions, so suitability will be assessed before treatment.

This treatment combines the smoothing effect of dermaplaning with the added resurfacing benefits of a chemical peel.

It may be suitable for patients looking to improve dullness, uneven texture, superficial congestion or lack of radiance. The peel selected will depend on your skin type, tolerance and goals.

Your practitioner will explain what level of exfoliation is appropriate and what aftercare is needed.

This facial is designed for blemish-prone, oily or congested skin.

It combines professional cleansing, targeted skincare and high frequency treatment as part of a supportive facial for skin that is prone to breakouts. The aim is to help the skin feel cleaner, calmer and more balanced.

This is not a replacement for medical acne treatment, but it may be a helpful addition to a wider skin plan.

This option combines a high frequency facial with BioRePeel for a more advanced treatment approach.

BioRePeel is a professional peel treatment designed to support exfoliation, skin renewal and radiance. It may be considered for suitable patients with blemish-prone skin, dullness, uneven texture or post-blemish marks.

Suitability will be assessed carefully, especially if your skin is inflamed, sensitive or currently using active skincare or prescription products.

The Luxury Dermaplane Facial is a more indulgent version of a dermaplaning treatment, combining exfoliation with additional professional skincare steps for a smoother, fresher and more pampered finish.

It is a good choice if you want the smoothing benefits of dermaplaning with a more relaxing facial experience.

This treatment can be suitable for maintenance, event preparation or simply when your skin needs a professional refresh.

Your practitioner will recommend the most suitable facial option based on your skin type, sensitivity, concerns and desired result.

Your skin will be cleansed and prepared using professional products appropriate for your treatment.

Your selected facial is carried out using the appropriate techniques, products and treatment steps for your skin.

Your practitioner will apply suitable finishing products to support comfort, hydration and skin protection.

You will be advised how to care for your skin after treatment, including which products to use and what to avoid.

Do not use scrubs, exfoliating acids or strong active products immediately after dermaplaning or peel-based facials unless advised.

Daily SPF is important after any professional facial, especially treatments involving exfoliation or peeling.g may be helpful if the area is likely to rub against clothing, shoes or jewellery.

Depending on your treatment, you may be advised to avoid saunas, steam rooms, hot baths or strenuous exercise for a short period.

If your skin feels dry, flaky or slightly textured after an active treatment, allow it to settle naturally.

Your practitioner may recommend specific products to support your skin barrier, hydration and treatment results at home.

If your skin feels dull, congested, dry, textured or in need of a professional refresh, a facial consultation can help you choose the right treatment.

At Taunton Aesthetics, we will guide you towards the most suitable facial for your skin, whether that is an AlumierMD facial, dermaplaning, a high frequency facial or a more advanced treatment option.

Book a facial treatment in Taunton for personalised skin care in a calm, professional clinic setting.

An AlumierMD facial uses professional AlumierMD skincare products selected around your skin’s needs. It is designed to refresh, hydrate and support healthier-looking skin.

Dermaplaning is a gentle exfoliating treatment that uses a specialist blade to remove surface dead skin cells and fine vellus hair.

No. Dermaplaning removes fine surface hair but does not change the structure of the hair follicle.

Dermaplaning is not usually recommended over active inflamed acne. If you have breakouts, your practitioner may suggest a different facial or skin treatment.

A high frequency facial is a professional treatment often used as part of a facial for oily, congested or blemish-prone skin.

No. Facials can support blemish-prone skin, but acne may require a longer-term skincare plan or medical advice depending on severity.

BioRePeel is a professional peel treatment used to support exfoliation, radiance and skin renewal. It may be combined with selected facial treatments where suitable.

Some patients experience little visible peeling, while others may notice mild dryness or flaking. Your practitioner will explain what to expect.

Yes, many facials are suitable before an event, but the best timing depends on the treatment. A gentle facial may be suitable close to an event, while peel-based treatments may need more planning.

This depends on your skin and goals. Some patients choose regular maintenance facials, while others book occasionally or as part of a treatment plan.

This depends on the facial performed. After exfoliating or peel-based treatments, you may be advised to avoid makeup for a short period.

Most facials have little to no downtime. More active treatments, such as peel-based facials, may cause temporary redness, dryness or mild sensitivity.

Yes. Facials can help refresh dull-looking skin through cleansing, exfoliation, hydration and professional skincare.

Exfoliating treatments such as dermaplaning or peel-based facials may help the skin feel smoother and look more refined.

Some facials can be adapted for sensitive skin, but your practitioner will assess suitability and avoid products or techniques that may be too active.

Yes, facials may be included as part of a wider skin plan, but timing matters. Your practitioner will advise how to space treatments safely.

Yes. Treatment costs can vary depending on your consultation and personalised plan, but pricing will be explained before you decide whether to proceed.

Use the online booking link to arrange your facial treatment or skin consultation with Taunton Aesthetics.