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How to choose among KN’s six facials

Detox, Hydrating, Anti-Aging, Customized, Firming or Oxygen: compare the focus, length and price of each facial at KN in Kirkland.

Published by KN Medical Esthetics, Kirkland · Published November 7, 2026

Start with one goal

The easiest way to choose is to name the one thing you would most like your skin to feel or look like after the visit: cleaner, more comfortable and hydrated, fresher-looking, firmer, or a bit of everything. Each KN facial has a focus, and the table below sums them up with their length and price.

KN’s six facials
FacialFocusLengthPrice
Detox FacialCleansing focus, for skin that feels congested or oily.60 min$115
Hydrating FacialMoisture focus, for skin that feels dry or tight.60 min$115
Anti-Aging FacialFor visible signs of ageing, such as fine lines.60 min$115
Customized FacialFor several priorities in one visit.75 min$135
Firming FacialFocused on the look of firmness.60 min$150
Oxygen FacialOne of KN’s six facials, a 60-minute visit.60 min$150

If you hesitate between two

  • Detox or Hydrating: think about how your skin feels on most days. Congested or oily skin leans toward Detox; dry or tight skin toward Hydrating.
  • Anti-Aging or Firming: the Anti-Aging Facial has a broader focus on visible signs of ageing such as fine lines, while the Firming Facial centres on the look of firmness.
  • Several priorities: the Customized Facial is the longer visit, 75 minutes instead of 60, so more than one goal can be addressed.
  • Oxygen Facial: ask the team how it compares with the Hydrating or Firming Facial for your skin.

What a facial is not

A facial cares for the skin; it is not a chemical peel, microneedling or a medical treatment. It does not treat acne, rosacea or eczema, and it does not erase wrinkles. If texture, scars or pigmentation are your main concern, the guide comparing microneedling and peels may help.

Before your visit

Bring the list of products you use, and mention allergies, sensitive or reactive skin, recent aesthetic treatments and the medicines you take. Your practitioner looks at your skin at the start of the visit and explains what the facial will focus on.

Booking

Each facial is booked online as a single session: choose the facial, a practitioner or the first availability, then a time.

This guide provides general information. It does not replace your practitioner’s assessment or medical advice.

Treatments in this guide

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