Microdermabrasion in Denmark Hill, Southwark
Unlike a peel there is no chemical involved, so it suits sensitive skin and can be repeated regularly. We treat the face, neck, chest, back and body, and we build it into our Collagen Lift Ultimate package for a full resurfacing and lifting result.
Our salon in Forest Hill is 2.5 miles from Denmark Hill — about 15 minutes by car. Sessions take around 45 minutes and you can go straight back to your day.
Our salon, 2.5 miles from Denmark Hill
This treatment is carried out at our salon on Devonshire Road, Forest Hill — 2.5 miles from Denmark Hill, about 15 minutes by car via Denmark Hill (A215), or a short train ride from Denmark Hill to Forest Hill station. Appointments are by booking only, so you will never be kept waiting.
What is included
- Crystal resurfacing with suction
- Courses available
- Carried out at our Forest Hill salon
- Face, neck, chest, back and body
- Stretch marks and mild scarring
- No chemicals — suits sensitive skin
Clients from Denmark Hill and nearby
We look after clients from across Denmark Hill — the streets around King's College Hospital, Denmark Hill (A215) and the roads near Denmark Hill station — as well as Camberwell, Loughborough Junction and East Dulwich. Many first came for one treatment and now book regularly.
Prices for Denmark Hill
From £55, with course discounts where a course makes sense. Full prices are on the Microdermabrasion page, and we never add anything on the day that was not agreed first.
Microdermabrasion near Denmark Hill
We also offer microdermabrasion in Camberwell, Loughborough Junction and East Dulwich and across Southwark. Same practitioner, same products, same prices.
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Microdermabrasion in Denmark Hill — FAQs
How does microdermabrasion feel?
Like a gentle, gritty exfoliation with a little suction. It is not painful, and your skin may be slightly pink for an hour afterwards.
How far is the salon from Denmark Hill?
About 2.5 miles — about 15 minutes by car. We are on Devonshire Road in Forest Hill, SE23, a few minutes' walk from Forest Hill station, which has direct trains from Denmark Hill. Appointments are by booking only, so there is never a wait when you arrive.
Can it help with stretch marks?
Yes. A course of microdermabrasion improves the texture and appearance of stretch marks, especially newer ones. We often combine it with microneedling for the best result.
Do you do home visits in Denmark Hill?
Yes, for many of our treatments — spray tanning, massage, waxing, lashes, manicures and pedicures and more. Travel to Denmark Hill is £10. Treatments that need the salon environment, such as microneedling, peels and injections, are salon-only.
How many sessions do I need?
One session gives an instant glow. For texture, scarring or stretch marks, a course of six, two weeks apart, is typical.
Do you cover all of SE5?
Yes — every part of SE5, and the neighbouring areas of Camberwell, Loughborough Junction, East Dulwich and Peckham. For home visits the travel fee is the same across the whole area.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Usually yes, as there are no chemicals involved and we can adjust the intensity. We avoid it on active rosacea or broken skin.
How do I book from Denmark Hill?
Book online at any time through our booking page, or call 07803 285619. Evening appointments are available most weekdays and we open on Sundays. Out-of-hours and festive-season bookings carry a small surcharge.
What is the difference between this and a peel?
Microdermabrasion is physical exfoliation; a peel is chemical. They treat similar concerns in different ways, and we will recommend whichever suits your skin — or alternate them.
Do I need a patch test?
For lash extensions, tints, peels, BB Glow and a few other treatments, yes — at least 24 hours before your first appointment. Patch tests are free at the salon, and we can post a kit to Denmark Hill if that is easier.