So it’s been a while since I did any review on a Facial service – mostly because it’s a trade-off for a beauty blogger. Either I try out products, or I try out a service – what can I do, since I haz #onlyoneface , as large and round as it is anyhoos, I’m quite a fan of CNP facials in Korea, but in Singapore, I settle for the next best thing – Aeon and its Korean doctor, Dr Michael Kim. I first met him at a Laneige event several years ago and decided to give this place a try, and guess what, I ended up going back for moarrrr.

Aeon Medical and Aesthetic Centre is located at:

9 Scotts Road #06-02/03

Scotts Medical Centre, Pacific Plaza

Singapore 228210

TEL +65-6733-2002

E-mail: [email protected]

Website here

Now this place is pretty decent, somewhere in the middle-upper range. The furnishing are classy, posh, and there are even several Waiting Areas (versus a common waiting area where everyone is lumped awkwardly together).

The registration /reception area

One of the waiting areas (note the white door on the left – it leads to Dr Kim’s office). The corridor on the right (with the shelf of products leads into the treatment rooms)

And another waiting area

Now upon your first visit, you’ll have to analyse your skin using this Visia machine – it basically maps out portions of your face (on various scans) and checks out the skin conditions – fine lines, enlarged pores, hyperpigmentation etc. Based on these scans, Dr Kim will have a consultation with you and prescribe / customise treatments. Now even though this is also an aesthetics clinic, his core philosophy is to get you good healthy skin first (which is unlike some other clinics that I’ve gone to, where the doctors jump at the very first chance to recommend botox, fillers etc). That said, Aeon does provide such services should you request/need/want such enhancements).

The treatment room – cosy, with touches of opulent decor visible (just check out their tissue box!).

Now I’ve done several types of facials here, and my favourite is the Hydrafacial – most of the facials involve a combination of extraction, exfoliation, dermabrasion, masking, massaging etc. Here in this photo, you can see my face that’s sans-makeup – it looks like super good skin eh?

Once you’re done with the facial, you can head over to their Powder Room to touch up. There are plenty of stuff here – makeup remover wipes, brushes, combs, hair ties, etc.

And one to finish up the session – a cuppa korean tea

Overall, I’d say this is a pretty decent place to head to for a facial – it combines massage, machine and human skill in a facial session (without being too k-biased). And now, I’m not paid anything/getting commission to say this hurhurhur. I paid for my sessions thereeee. For its pricing – it really depends on how/what you’re intending to do. They also have package deals that aren’t just restricted to one type of treatment x 12 sessions etc. Go try it out for yourself if you’re hunting for a new facial place