94 per cent match — Excellent match
- Facial — $15
- 2.5 km from Byron Bay — about a 6 minute drive
- Facial $15
Facials in Byron Bay
We list 5 facial specialists across Byron Bay, prices start between $15 and $199, and all of them are appointment-only.
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Facials in Byron Bay, at a glance
Facials fall into two broad camps: the relaxing kind, and the results-driven kind. Both are legitimate — the mistake is booking one when you wanted the other.
- Prices from
- $15–$199
- Open past 7pm
- 1 of 5
What to look for
- If you want to switch off, look for quiet rooms and massage in the treatment description.
- If you want visible change, look for a clinic that assesses your skin and plans a course.
- Ask what happens afterwards. Some active treatments leave you red for a day or two.
- Sensitive or reactive skin needs someone who will hold back rather than prove a point.
5 places in and around Byron Bay
Ordered by how well each one fits a typical facial specialist request here — not by advertising spend, and not purely by rating.
Searching from Byron Bay
Skin Divinity Cosmetic Clinic • Byron Bay
Byron Bay2.5 kmPremium4.8(90)
Skin clinic · Consultation-led · Friendly
92 per cent match — Excellent match
- Facial — $119
- 2.5 km from Byron Bay — about a 6 minute drive
- 3 reviews mention facial
“I was in Byron for a wedding and decided to get a facial”
- Facial $119
- Skin treatments $99
81 per cent match — Strong match
- Facial — $175
- Facial $175
- Skin treatments $300
52 per cent match — Worth considering
- 2.4 km from Byron Bay — about a 6 minute drive
- Skin treatments $180
47 per cent match — Worth considering
- 2.7 km from Byron Bay — about a 6 minute drive
- Skin treatments $199
Common questions
- How much does a facial cost in Melbourne?
- A relaxation-focused facial typically costs $110 to $190 for 60 to 75 minutes. Clinical facials with active ingredients or devices generally start around $150 and go up from there.
- How often should I have a facial?
- Every four to six weeks is the usual rhythm, which follows the skin's renewal cycle. A treatment course for a specific concern is often more frequent at the start.