Men’s Facial Treatments: What Happens in the Appointment

Men’s Facial Treatments: What Happens in the Appointment
Men’s Facial Treatments: What Happens in the Appointment
October 2, 2026 By Beata Durtan

TL;DR: Men’s facial treatments with Beata lasts 60 minutes. The first part centres on enzymes and steam to deep cleanse the skin. Antioxidant therapy follows. The appointment closes with a hands-on facial massage, leaving your skin balanced and fresh-looking.

What do men’s facial treatments focus on?

Men’s skin has its own biology, and a good facial takes that into account.

A 2018 review in the International Journal of Women’s Dermatology compared male and female skin across dozens of studies. Sebum levels on the forehead were higher in men across a wide age range. One study in the review measured male facial skin as between 10 and 20% thicker. A Korean study cited in the same paper linked male skin with larger pores and higher sebum output.

More sebum can leave your skin shiny or congested by the afternoon. Shaving puts it under extra pressure too, since a blade passes over the same areas most mornings. Dry shaving and blunt blades are common causes of razor burn.

Beata designed her Gentleman’s Classic Facial with these needs in mind. It is a hands-on treatment that aims to restore a healthy complexion and balance the skin.

What happens during the facial?

Beata describes it as a restorative facial for men. Here is what each stage of the appointment involves.

Enzyme exfoliation

Beata uses enzymes as part of the cleansing stage. Exfoliating enzymes break down the surface proteins that hold dead skin cells in place. They work gently, which makes them a comfortable option if shaving leaves your skin reactive.

Steam and deep cleansing

Steam is applied before Beata moves into a deep cleanse. For skin that produces more sebum, a thorough cleanse is a sensible place to begin. Your skin should feel clean and soft once this stage is complete.

Antioxidant therapy

With your skin prepared, Beata moves on to antioxidant therapy. Oxidative stress occurs when free radicals outpace your skin’s antioxidant defences. Daily exposure to UV and pollution adds to that imbalance.

Beata’s treatments are built to counter oxidative stress and inflammation. She sees both as drivers of poor skin health and visible ageing.

Facial massage

The appointment finishes with facial massage. Advanced massage is a core part of Beata’s expertise, and it runs through her signature treatments. Client reviews on her site regularly single out her massage technique.

How long does the appointment take?

The facial takes 60 minutes in total. You can book it as a single session or as a course of four treatments. If you are unsure which option suits your skin, ask when you book.

How will your skin look afterwards?

Beata describes the result as deeply cleansed, radiant skin. The facial aims to leave your complexion soft and fresh-looking.

What if you have breakouts or razor bumps?

Some skin needs a more targeted approach.

If you deal with persistent breakouts, Beata’s Acne Skin Rescue may be the better choice. It works on excess sebum production along with the local immune response.

Razor bumps are a separate issue. They form when shaved hairs grow back into the skin, leaving small bumps that look like pimples. Men with curly hair tend to get them more often. If you have razor bumps or fresh razor burn, mention it at the start of your appointment. Giving irritated skin a break from the razor also helps it settle.

Why book with Beata?

Beata has over two decades of experience as a facialist. She has worked with A-list celebrities and VIP clients throughout her career.

Her approach treats poor skin health as a sign of deeper biological processes. Her treatments combine clinical interventions with hands-on technique. She builds personalised protocols for every skin concern, and her facial massage is a signature skill.

If you have never had a facial before, the Gentleman’s Classic Facial is a straightforward place to start. And if you have any more questions, get in touch.


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