Aesthetic Medicine’s April 2025 issue featured a visit to Dr Motox Clinic by contributing reporter Kezia Parkins. Her bespoke facial with Charlotte brought together hands-on care and a selection of skincare technologies.
Inside Kezia Parkins’ facial review
The review describes an appointment at the clinic’s then Duke Street location. Charlotte began with Medik8 cleansing and massage, followed by targeted Hydrafacial extraction. The account also includes Déesse Pro technologies, LED and SkinPen microneedling, with finishing skincare.
Kezia particularly praised Charlotte’s hands-on skill and the way the technologies were selected for her appointment. Read the original Aesthetic Medicine review for her full experience.
What makes a facial bespoke?
The starting point is your skin on the day, not a requirement to use every device. Tell your therapist about your main concern, what you already use and whether anything has recently irritated your skin. That conversation helps shape the appointment.
A press review is a useful window into one visit. When booking today, ask which options are available at your chosen location and what would suit you. The sequence described in the review is not a fixed menu for every patient.
Choosing your next facial
Our bespoke facial page is a starting point for someone wanting a tailored appointment. If you are comparing options, our chemical peel and microneedling comparison explains why assessment matters.
Share recent treatments and prescriptions before your visit. If your appointment includes microneedling or a peel, ask about expected redness, recovery and when to restart active skincare. The team can also help you plan around an event.
Looking after skin between visits
A manageable home routine supports continuity between appointments. Bring your current products to the discussion rather than feeling you need to replace everything. Ask which steps to keep and which to pause after the treatment you receive.
For optional hydration at home, our Dr Motox Face & Neck Sheet Mask suits dry, oily and sensitive skin types. Patch test first and avoid broken, infected or actively inflamed skin. After a procedure, follow your practitioner's advice before using it.
Frequently asked questions
Who carried out the reviewed facial?
The article describes Charlotte treating Kezia Parkins.
Was the review at Harvey Nichols?
It described the former Duke Street setting. Our current Knightsbridge details are below.
Book a bespoke facial
Visit Dr Motox Clinic at Harvey Nichols, Fourth Floor, 109–125 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7RJ. Dr Mo Hamed is a dentist and aesthetic injector. Book online by choosing your location, treatment and practitioner.
