1 listing · South West England
Machine facial that cleanses, extracts and infuses serums in one pass. Bristol's beauty scene leans towards independent, natural and skin-led businesses more than any other English city.
One listing currently offers HydraFacial in Bristol, identity-verified. Listed prices run from £95 to £150, with a 60-minute appointment typically around £150. Appointments are listed at 45 or 60 minutes. They treat clients at their own studio or salon rather than travelling. Availability is concentrated in Clifton. Besides English, languages spoken here include Swedish.
HydraFacial is a branded machine facial that has become a treatment category of its own. A handheld device with disposable tips works across the face in stages: it cleanses and exfoliates, applies a mild acid solution to loosen congestion, uses vortex suction to draw out debris from pores, and then infuses hydrating and antioxidant serums. Optional boosters and LED light can be added at the end.
Its appeal is that it is thorough but gentle. There is no manual squeezing, little or no redness afterwards, and skin looks noticeably smoother and brighter straight away, which makes it popular before events. Seeing the collection jar of extracted debris at the end is part of the experience for many clients.
A standard treatment takes 30 to 45 minutes and a deluxe one up to an hour. Results last about a week on their own; a monthly treatment maintains them. Only clinics and salons that own the device can sell it under the HydraFacial name; similar hydradermabrasion machines are sold as aqua or hydro facials.
Read the full guide to HydraFacial — what it involves, who it suits and what it costs. Also known as Hydra facial, hydradermabrasion and aqua facial.
Many salons here use organic or vegan product ranges, facials tend to be long and consultative, and a noticeable share of nail technicians advertise non-toxic or low-odour systems. Clifton has the best-regarded and most expensive end, with skin clinics and boutique salons along Whiteladies Road and in the Village, and it is the place for advanced facials, skin peels and LED therapy. Redland is its quieter residential neighbour, with long-standing salons and loyal clients.
More on beauty therapists, salons and clinics in Bristol — areas, pricing and how booking works locally.
For HydraFacial specifically, the professionals listed here work out of Clifton . You can also browse everything in Bristol .
Listed prices run from £95 to £150, depending on the treatment length and on whether you go to them or they come to you. A 60-minute appointment typically costs around £150.
Not at the moment. The one listing offering HydraFacial in Bristol treats clients at their own studio or salon.
The listing listing here works out of Clifton.
