Dr Azra Clinic · Dubai
Medical Facials in Dubai
The complete facial menu at Dr Azra Clinic — deep cleansing, HydraFacial, HydraBeauty II, Korean glass skin, BioRePeel, chemical peels and microneedling with boosters. Every price, and a straight answer on which one you actually need. From AED 500.
What a medical facial is at this clinic
A medical facial at Dr Azra Clinic is a physician-designed treatment protocol delivered by a DHA-licensed practitioner, and it always begins with a skin assessment rather than a menu choice. That is the difference from a spa facial: a spa facial is a fixed sequence of pleasant steps applied to whoever books it, whereas a medical facial is selected after someone qualified has looked at your skin and decided what it needs. The products are clinical-strength, the devices are medical-grade, and — critically — there is an escalation path. If your assessment shows that a facial will not solve your problem, we tell you so and move you to microneedling, a peel, or an energy device instead.
That last point is what a category page usually hides. Facials are the entry point to skin treatment, not the answer to every skin complaint. This page lays out the entire menu with real prices, tells you which treatment suits which concern, and is honest about where a facial stops working — so you can arrive at your consultation already knowing roughly what you are asking for.
The complete facial menu and prices
Every facial-family treatment we offer, what it is for, and what it costs. Each name links to its full treatment page, where you will find the protocol, the aftercare and the before-and-after detail.
| Treatment | Who it is for | Price (AED) |
|---|---|---|
| Classic / Deep Cleansing Facial | Congestion, blackheads, oily and clogged skin. The right first facial if you have never had one. | 500 3× 1,250 · 6× 1,950 |
| Premium HydraFacial | Dullness, dehydration and event preparation. Painless extraction plus serum infusion, no downtime. | 800 3× 2,050 · 6× 3,100 |
| HydraBeauty II | Hydradermabrasion for a water-glow finish — dry, tired skin that needs moisture more than exfoliation. | from 800 |
| Korean Glass Skin Facial | A luminous, poreless, reflective finish. HydraFacial layered with boosters over a course. | On assessment |
| BioRePeel CL₃ | Tone, texture, mild pigmentation and active acne. A biostimulating peel with minimal downtime. | 900 4× 2,800 |
| Chemical peels (category) | Melasma, sun damage, post-acne marks. Several depths and acid systems — chosen at assessment. | from 900 |
| Microneedling with boosters | Acne scarring, enlarged pores, crepey texture and early laxity. The step up from a facial. | from 550 |
The HydraBeauty II price is indicative — confirm it at your consultation. The Korean Glass Skin Facial is quoted after assessment because it is built as a layered course rather than a single fixed session.
Microneedling booster prices
Microneedling is priced by the booster infused during the session, not by the needling itself. The needling creates the channels; the booster decides what your skin is actually fed. All of these are delivered on the Dermapen microneedling protocol.
| Booster | Best suited to | Per session (AED) |
|---|---|---|
| Revitacare | General hydration and glow — the entry option | 500 |
| PDRN | Sensitive, reactive or inflamed skin; fastest calming | 1,000 |
| LC Clara | Clarity and post-acne marks — the sensible default | 900 |
| LC Bright | Pigmentation and uneven tone | 900 |
| Cell Booster Glow | Radiance with a firming component | 600 |
| Exosomes | The most advanced regenerative option | 1,150 |
| Cell Booster Lift | Laxity and loss of firmness | 600 |
Cross-sell worth knowing: buy any microneedling or peel package and you receive 50% off any facial package. Most people who commit to a scar or pigmentation course use this to keep a monthly maintenance facial running alongside it.
Which one should I book?
Start from your concern rather than the treatment name. This is close to the reasoning your practitioner will use at assessment.
| Your concern | What to book | Why this one |
|---|---|---|
| Congestion and blackheads | Deep Cleansing Facial | Manual extraction under magnification physically clears the follicle. No serum or device substitutes for it. |
| Dullness before an event | Premium HydraFacial | Instant radiance with genuinely no downtime — safe to have the day before you need to look well. |
| Enlarged pores | Microneedling | Pore size is a dermal structure problem. Cleansing empties pores; needling remodels the collagen around them. |
| Acne scarring | Microneedling with LC Clara or exosomes | Scarring is lost dermal volume. It requires controlled injury plus a regenerative booster, over a course. |
| Melasma or pigmentation | Chemical peel or BioRePeel | Pigment sits deeper than a facial reaches, and melasma needs a cautious, correctly chosen acid depth. |
| Sensitive or reactive skin | HydraBeauty II, or microneedling with PDRN | Both are low-irritation routes. PDRN is specifically anti-inflammatory, which reactive skin tolerates well. |
| Early laxity and loss of firmness | Microneedling with Cell Booster Lift | Firmness needs collagen stimulation. No facial, however good, will tighten skin. |
| A luminous, poreless finish | Korean Glass Skin Facial | The glass-skin look is cumulative hydration and barrier quality — built over a layered course, not one session. |
| Not sure at all | Skin assessment | Free, and it stops you buying the wrong course. Most people arrive asking for the wrong thing. |
How your facial works
Every plan is tailored after a skin assessment — with no downtime for most facials.
Skin assessment
We analyse your skin, history and goals to choose the right facial — or to tell you a facial is not what you need.
Cleanse & prep
Deep cleanse, exfoliation and gentle extractions under magnification.
Targeted treatment
Medical-grade serums, device or booster matched to the concern identified at assessment.
Protect & plan
Soothing finish, SPF, and a home routine plus session schedule you can actually keep to.
What a facial cannot do
This is the part most clinic pages leave out. A facial cleanses, hydrates, exfoliates and improves the surface of your skin — and it does that very well. What it does not do is meaningfully build collagen. The mechanical and chemical action of a facial works largely at the level of the epidermis and the follicle, and lasting structural change happens in the dermis below that.
So if your concern is acne scarring, deep or stubborn pigmentation such as melasma, or skin laxity, a course of facials will make your skin look healthier without moving the thing that actually bothers you. Those concerns need controlled dermal injury or targeted energy: microneedling with an appropriate booster for scarring, texture and firmness; chemical peels or BioRePeel CL₃ for pigmentation and tone; and energy-based devices where laxity is more advanced than needling can address.
The honest framing is that facials and these treatments are complements, not competitors. Facials keep skin clear, calm and well-hydrated between the sessions that do the structural work — which is exactly why the package cross-discount exists. If you book a facial course for a problem a facial cannot solve, we will say so at assessment rather than after you have paid for six sessions.
Who performs your facial
Your facials are delivered by Maryam Siadat, a DHA-licensed beauty therapist and skin specialist with more than five years in advanced skincare. She performs the assessment, the extraction, the device work and the aftercare briefing — the whole session is hers, and consistency of hands matters more than most people expect when you are running a six-session course.
The protocols themselves are designed and overseen by Dr Azra Vaziri, an aesthetic physician licensed by both the DHA and the DOH with over twenty years of clinical experience. She sets what goes into each protocol, which actives are appropriate for which skin type, and where the line sits between a facial and a medical escalation. That division — physician judgement behind the protocol, a specialist’s hands delivering it — is what separates a clinical facial from a salon one.
Read before you book
Three in-depth guides that answer the questions people ask us most often in consultation. If you are choosing between treatments or want to know what a session actually involves, start here.
HydraFacial vs medical facial vs microneedling
Answers the question we hear most: three treatments get recommended for “better skin”, so which one is right for your concern and your budget, and where do they overlap?
What happens during a medical facial
Answers “what am I actually paying for?” — a step-by-step walkthrough of a real session, how long it takes, what it feels like, and what your skin looks like afterwards.
Exosomes vs PDRN vs skin boosters
Answers the booster question. If microneedling is priced by what we infuse, this explains what each booster does, what the evidence supports, and who each one suits.
Explore each treatment
Facial FAQs
What is a medical facial and how is it different from a spa facial?
A medical facial is a physician-designed protocol performed in a clinic by a DHA-licensed practitioner, and it starts with a skin assessment rather than a menu choice. A spa facial is the same pleasant sequence for everyone. The medical version uses clinical-strength actives and medical-grade devices, treats a defined concern, and has an escalation path if a facial is not the right answer.
How much does a facial cost in Dubai?
At Dr Azra Clinic the Classic Facial is AED 500 (3× 1,250 · 6× 1,950) and the Premium HydraFacial is AED 800 (3× 2,050 · 6× 3,100). HydraBeauty II starts from AED 800, BioRePeel CL₃ is AED 900 (4× 2,800), and microneedling with boosters runs from AED 500 to AED 1,150 depending on the booster.
Which facial is best for glowing skin?
For instant radiance with no downtime, the Premium HydraFacial. For a longer-lasting, reflective “glass skin” finish, the Korean Glass Skin Facial layers HydraFacial with boosters over a course. For dry skin that needs moisture more than exfoliation, HydraBeauty II is usually the better fit.
Will a facial get rid of my acne scars?
No. Acne scarring is lost volume in the dermis, and facials work largely above that level. Scarring needs microneedling with a regenerative booster such as LC Clara or exosomes, over a course. A facial can keep the skin clear alongside that treatment, but it will not fill a scar.
Can a facial treat melasma or pigmentation?
Only superficially. Pigment sits deeper than a facial reaches, and melasma in particular needs a correctly chosen acid depth and a cautious approach. Chemical peels or BioRePeel CL₃ are the appropriate route, decided at assessment.
How often should I have a facial?
For most skin, a facial every four weeks maintains results — which is why 3- and 6-session packages are offered. Your practitioner sets the interval at assessment based on how your skin responds.
What is the package discount?
Buy any microneedling or chemical peel package and you receive 50% off any facial package. It is designed for people running a structural course who also want maintenance facials in between.
Is a medical facial safe for sensitive skin?
Yes, when the protocol is chosen correctly. That is the point of assessing first. For reactive skin we typically use HydraBeauty II, or microneedling with PDRN, which is specifically anti-inflammatory.
Where is the clinic?
On Sheikh Zayed Road (Exit 41), Dubai, at Prof Sakla Spanish Eye Clinic. Book via WhatsApp on +971 50 180 1793.
Before you book
Start with the assessment — it is free, and it is the step that stops you buying the wrong course. Bring your concern rather than a treatment name, and you will leave knowing which of these treatments actually applies to you and what it will cost. Classic Facial from AED 500, Premium HydraFacial AED 800, BioRePeel CL₃ AED 900, microneedling with boosters from AED 500, and 50% off any facial package with a microneedling or peel package.
Book a Medical Facial in Dubai
Start with a free skin assessment and leave knowing which treatment actually applies to you. Facials are delivered by Maryam Siadat, DHA-licensed, on protocols designed by Dr Azra Vaziri.
Classic Facial AED 500 · Premium HydraFacial AED 800 · BioRePeel CL₃ AED 900 · Microneedling from AED 500 · 50% off any facial package with a microneedling or peel package.
