Personalised facial treatments in Auburn
Facials chosen for your skin, not from a menu
Every facial at The Contour Hub starts with an assessment. What happens in the treatment is decided afterwards, based on what your skin actually needs that day.
Depending on your skin, a session may include LED, enzyme therapy, hydrating masks, lymphatic drainage or light skin needling.
How we work
1. Consultation and skin assessment
We start by understanding your skin concerns, your goals and your current routine.
2. A personalised plan
Based on that assessment, we build a plan for your skin rather than picking from a fixed menu.
3. The treatment
Performed in a comfortable clinical environment, using techniques and technology selected for your skin.
4. Home care recommendations
What you do between appointments matters at least as much as what happens in them. You will leave with specific advice, not a generic list.
5. Ongoing support
Skin changes with seasons, stress and life. Plans get reviewed and adjusted rather than set once.
What facials may help with
- Dullness and dehydration
- Congestion, excess oil and inflammation
- Uneven texture
- Early visible ageing
- General skin maintenance between other treatments
Our facial treatments
Hydro facial
Dehydration and congestion, in stages
Dermaplaning
Surface texture and dullness, by manual exfoliation
Chemical peels
Deeper resurfacing for pigment, texture and congestion
Suitability and considerations
Not every facial suits every skin, and sometimes the honest answer is that a facial is not what your skin needs right now. Active inflammatory acne, eczema, rosacea flares, a compromised barrier, recent sun exposure and some medications all change what is appropriate.
Where a concern is better addressed medically, we will say so and, where appropriate, suggest you see a GP or dermatologist.
Questions people ask
Which facial is right for me?
That depends on your skin type, concerns and goals. We assess your skin at consultation and recommend from there rather than asking you to choose in advance.
How often should I have a facial?
Around every 4–6 weeks suits many people as ongoing maintenance, but it depends on your skin and what else is in your plan.
When will I see a difference?
Surface changes — smoothness, hydration, how skin catches light — are often visible early. Changes to texture and tone build with consistent treatment and home care.
Is there downtime?
Most facial treatments involve little to none. Some may cause mild redness or sensitivity, which is usually temporary. Treatments involving needling or deeper resurfacing carry more, and we will tell you before you book.
Will I peel or break out?
You may see minor flaking or a short purge if actives are used. This is discussed beforehand so it is not a surprise.
Can facials help with acne?
Certain treatments may help with congestion, excess oil and inflammation. Whether that is appropriate for you depends on how active your acne is — sometimes the better answer is to settle it medically first.
Can treatments be combined?
Often, yes. Which combinations suit you is part of the consultation.