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Facial Salons in Singapore: 1,682 facial salons · basic or express facial typically S$38–S$68 per session

Updated October 2026How we rank
A basic deep-cleansing facial at a Singapore beauty salon costs about $38–100, while machine facials such as HydraFacial run roughly $270–380 a session at clinics. Beauty salons cannot legally inject Botox or fillers: these are HSA-registered health products, and a salon operator was jailed in 2021 for doing so.

12 of the best-documented facial salons in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

Christie Beauty

Christie Beauty

Tiong Bahru

28+ years in business

3 min walk from Havelock MRT

Cutis Medical Laser Clinics

Cutis Medical Laser Clinics

Orchard

19+ years in business

2 min walk from Orchard MRT

Beautrim Care

Beautrim Care

Bishan

21+ years in business

3 min walk from Bishan MRT

In Trim Hair Beauty Concept

In Trim Hair Beauty Concept

Lavender

25+ years in business

4 min walk from Lavender MRT

Kushi's Beauty & Bridal Services

Kushi's Beauty & Bridal Services

Choa Chu Kang

20+ years in business

1 min walk from Yew Tee MRT

BelleCare

BelleCare

Dhoby Ghaut

20+ years in business

2 min walk from Dhoby Ghaut MRT

Sandy Beauty Centre

Sandy Beauty Centre

Jurong East

21+ years in business

15 min walk from Jurong East MRT

Team Salon

Team Salon

Bedok

34+ years in business

6 min walk from Siglap MRT

Impression Face and Body Care

Impression Face and Body Care

Clarke Quay

21+ years in business

1 min walk from Clarke Quay MRT

True Beauty Care

True Beauty Care

Hougang

20+ years in business

12 min walk from Kovan MRT

Niks Shop Salon

Niks Shop Salon

Somerset

26+ years in business

2 min walk from Somerset MRT

Eo Beauty Work

Eo Beauty Work

Dhoby Ghaut

37+ years in business

3 min walk from Somerset MRT

Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.

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How much do facial salons charge in Singapore?

Per-session prices from Singapore salon and clinic menus. First-trial prices are often half the usual rate, and the real cost comes from the package pitched afterwards.

  • Basic or express facial, budget salon

    S$38–S$68 per session

  • Deep-cleansing facial with extraction, mid-range salon

    S$78–S$150 per session

  • Premium spa facial

    S$200–S$535 per session

    Machine-based and branded protocols

  • HydraFacial or hydration facial (clinic)

    S$270–S$380 per session

    Packages of 5–10 sessions lower the per-session price

Sources: Daily Vanity – Affordable facials in Singapore; WhatClinic – LifeSpa Bras Basah price list; Daily Vanity – Best HydraFacial in Singapore; Sozo Aesthetic Clinic – HydraFacial prices. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

What licence should a facial salon have?

  • Healthcare Services Act licence (for medical aesthetic procedures)

    Ministry of Health (MOH) · Optional accreditation

    Not needed for a cosmetic facial at a beauty salon. Procedures such as injectables, prescription treatments and many laser treatments belong in MOH-licensed clinics run by SMC-registered doctors.

    Check the official register

  • CaseTrust Accreditation for Spa and Wellness Businesses

    Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) · Optional accreditation

    Voluntary. Accredited businesses must insure customers' prepaid packages and offer at least five working days' cooling-off for unused services.

    Check the official register

How to choose a facial salon

  • Decide whether you need a beautician or a doctor. Persistent acne, pigmentation or scarring is better assessed by a dermatologist or aesthetic doctor than treated with repeated salon facials.
  • Treat the trial price as a trial: go in having decided not to buy a package that day, and leave your card in your bag.
  • Ask what is in the facial (cleansing, extraction, mask, machine) and how long the hands-on time is; 90 minutes can include a long sales consultation.
  • If you buy a package, choose a CaseTrust-accredited business and keep the insurance certificate.
  • Check that extraction tools are sterilised and that the therapist wears gloves.

Red flags

  • Any salon offering Botox, fillers or "skin booster" injections; only doctors may administer these health products.
  • "Your skin is very bad" scare tactics followed by a large package offer.
  • Packages worth thousands of dollars or lasting years.
  • Unlabelled creams or ampoules claimed to contain steroids, "whitening" or prescription-strength ingredients.

Questions to ask before you book

  • What exactly does this facial include, and how long is the treatment itself?
  • Is the trial price conditional on buying a package?
  • Are you CaseTrust-accredited and is my package insured?
  • Which products will be used, and can I see the labels?

Questions about facial salons in Singapore

How much does a facial cost in Singapore?

Budget salons charge about $38–68 for a basic or express facial and around $78–150 for a deep-cleansing facial with extraction. Premium spa facials can exceed $200. Clinic hydration facials such as HydraFacial typically cost $270–380 per session, with lower per-session pricing for packages. First-trial offers are often around half the usual price.

Can beauty salons do Botox or fillers in Singapore?

No. Botulinum toxin and dermal fillers are health products that must be registered with HSA and administered by a registered doctor. In 2021, a non-doctor who gave Botox and filler injections at her Jurong beauty salons was sentenced to 10 weeks' jail and fined $16,000 under the Health Products Act and Medical Registration Act.

Is a beauty salon or aesthetic clinic better for my skin?

For maintenance and relaxation, a salon facial is fine. For acne that does not settle, melasma, scarring or anything needing prescription creams, lasers or injectables, see a doctor at an MOH-licensed clinic. Salons cannot prescribe or diagnose, and repeated aggressive extraction can worsen inflamed acne.

How do I avoid being pressured into a facial package?

Decide your budget before the visit, decline on the day, and ask for the offer in writing to consider at home. Pressure selling is an unfair practice under the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act; CASE reported that about one in five beauty complaints in 2025 involved unfair practices such as pressure sales and misleading claims.

How many facial salons are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 1,682 facial salons in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Orchard (239). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.