Facial Prices in Indianapolis (2026)

A 50 to 60 minute facial costs $85–$185 in Indianapolis; a Signature HydraFacial $159–$225. Menus from 16 spas, estheticians and med spas, plus peels and dermaplaning.

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A 50- to 60-minute facial costs $85–$185 at Indianapolis-area spas and esthetician studios, based on the published menus of the 16 businesses we checked in November 2026. A Signature HydraFacial runs $159–$225, and HydraFacial tiers from Express to Platinum run $150–$329. Dermaplaning costs $60–$200 and a chemical peel $65–$325.

Every number below is a price the business published on its own website. Where a spa shows intro, member and regular prices, the ranges use the regular (non-member) price, and the discounts are listed separately. Prices don't include a tip.

How Much Does a Facial Cost in Indianapolis?

TreatmentIndianapolis priceBusinesses with a published price
Facial, 50 to 60 minutes$85–$1857
Express or short facial (30 to 45 minutes)from $35 to $1505
Signature HydraFacial$159–$2258
HydraFacial, Express to Platinum$150–$3298
Dermaplaning or dermaplane facial$60–$2008
Chemical peel$65–$3259

Facial Prices by Spa and Studio

BusinessFacialLengthPrice
TEN Salon & Spa (Greenwood)60 minute custom facial60 minfrom $85
Transformations Salon and Spa (Indianapolis)Signature Glow; 60 Minutes Signature Glow60 min (longer one)$99; $115
Skin Twins Aesthetics (Greenwood)Custom Signature Facialnot listed$100
Self Care Med Spa (Plainfield)Custom Facialnot listedstarting at $100
Spavia FishersSignature Classic Refresh Facial50 min$119
Massage Envy West CarmelResults-Driven Facials60 min$125 non-member
Studio Nomadic Esthetics (Indianapolis)Nomadic Glow Facial50 min$155
Woodhouse Spa CarmelFirm + Renew; Purifying Detox; Repair + Revive50 min$165; $165; $175
Fundamentals Med Spa (Indianapolis)Medical Grade Facialnot listed$165
Beauty & Grace Aesthetics (Noblesville)B&G Signature Facial60 min$185

At the low end, Cloud 9 Spa & Hair Design in Noblesville lists facials starting at $50. Longer facials cost more: Massage Envy's 90-minute facial is $188 non-member, Woodhouse's 80-minute signature facials are $195 and $200, and Studio Nomadic's 80-minute Nomadic Signature Facial is $199.

Express and short facials. TEN lists an express facial from $35. Skin Twins has a Dermaplane Express at $60, and Spavia's 30-minute Express Renewal Facial is $79. Studio Nomadic's 40-minute Custom Corrective Facial is $125, and Beauty & Grace's 45-minute facials are $125 (Smooth & Bright) and $150 (Custom Facial).

Intro and member prices. Massage Envy West Carmel charges first-time guests $75 for a 60-minute facial, and members pay a $65 "Member Additional" rate. Massage Heights Ironworks lists its 60-minute facials at $89.99 and 90-minute at $134.99, which it says "reflect the first-time guest rate." RELUXE and Pure Image also discount for members and VIPs.

How Much Is a HydraFacial in Indianapolis?

A Signature (entry-level) HydraFacial runs $159–$225, and the top Platinum tier reaches $329.

BusinessSignatureDeluxePlatinum
Transformations Salon and Spa$159$199$249
RELUXE Med Spa (Westfield and Carmel)$195 (Express $150)$275 ("RELUXE HydraFacial")$325
Phases Skin Care & Laser Center (Carmel)$199$275$315
Self Care Med Spa$199not listed$225
Pure Image Laser and Spa (Indianapolis)$218$275$300
Studio Nomadic Esthetics$219 (35 min)$275 (60 min)$329 (75 min)
Fundamentals Med Spa$220$285 with dermaplanenot listed
Woodhouse Spa Carmel$225 ("Classic," 50 min)$300 (80 min)not listed

The names vary: Woodhouse calls its entry tier "Classic," and RELUXE's $275 tier is its own "RELUXE HydraFacial." Deluxe usually adds a booster serum and Platinum adds lymphatic drainage, but check each menu. Beauty & Grace sells a HydraFacial Deluxe paired with BBL Skin Smooth at $350 for 60 minutes.

Wondering whether it's worth the premium over a regular facial? See what HydraFacial is and whether it's worth the price, or browse the best HydraFacials in Indianapolis.

How Much Do Dermaplaning and Chemical Peels Cost?

Dermaplaning runs $60–$200, as a stand-alone service or a dermaplane facial:

  • Skin Twins Aesthetics: $60 for a Dermaplane Express, $100 for a Dermaplane Facial.
  • TEN Salon & Spa: 30-minute dermaplane facial from $65, 60-minute from $95.
  • Transformations: $65 stand-alone ($40 as an add-on), or $149 for the Dermaplane Glow facial.
  • Fundamentals Med Spa: $90.
  • Self Care Med Spa: $125 for a dermaplaning facial.
  • Woodhouse Spa Carmel: $165 for 50 minutes.
  • Massage Envy West Carmel: $200 non-member for 60 minutes ($140 intro).

Beauty & Grace adds dermaplaning to its Custom Facial for $25.

Chemical peels run $65–$325:

  • TEN Salon & Spa: FLASH Peel from $65.
  • Mint Aesthetics & Skin (Broad Ripple): $75 stand-alone, or $50 added to another treatment.
  • Spavia Fishers: $119 for a 30-minute Go & Glow Refresher Peel; Acne, Lightening and Wrinkle Lift Peels $139 (30 minutes) or $159 (50 minutes).
  • Self Care Med Spa: starting at $145.
  • RELUXE: $150 for a superficial or enzyme peel, $325 for its medical-grade peel.
  • Studio Nomadic: Environ Cool Peel $195 (30 to 45 minutes), Deluxe $275. It's not available to first-time clients, who need 4 weeks on a pre-care routine first.
  • Massage Envy West Carmel: $200 non-member for 60 minutes.
  • Woodhouse Spa Carmel: BioRePeel $225.
  • Fundamentals Med Spa: ZO 3 Step Peel $250.

What Drives the Price of a Facial?

  • Where you book. Salon-spas and esthetician studios sit at the low end (TEN from $85, Skin Twins $100). Day spa chains are in the middle (Spavia $119, Massage Envy $125 non-member). Woodhouse and med spas sit higher (Woodhouse and Fundamentals $165, Beauty & Grace $185).
  • Length. Massage Envy charges $125 for 60 minutes and $188 for 90. Studio Nomadic's 40-, 50- and 80-minute facials are $125, $155 and $199.
  • Device treatments. HydraFacial and Glo2Facial cost more than a manual facial. Skin Twins' Glo2Facial runs $200 (Express), $250 (Deluxe) and $275 (Premium), against $100 for its signature facial.
  • First visit and membership. Intro prices (Massage Envy $75, Massage Heights $89.99) and member rates can cut the first bill sharply. The regular price is what you'll pay after that unless you join.
  • Add-ons. Massage Heights lists add-ons from $5 to $30. Transformations charges $35 for an add-on to a HydraFacial or Hydradermie treatment and $40 to add dermaplaning.

How Much Should You Tip for a Facial?

Tip 15–20% for a facial, the same as other salon and spa services. If you booked an intro or member rate, figure the tip on the regular price, since your esthetician does the same work. See how much to tip in Indianapolis salons and spas.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a facial in Indianapolis? A 50- to 60-minute facial costs $85–$185 at the businesses we checked. TEN Salon & Spa in Greenwood starts at $85 and Beauty & Grace's 60-minute signature facial in Noblesville is $185.

How much is a HydraFacial in Indianapolis? A Signature HydraFacial runs $159–$225. Deluxe tiers run $199 to $300 and Platinum $225 to $329. RELUXE's 30-minute Express is the cheapest we found at $150.

What's the cheapest way to get a facial? Book an express facial (TEN from $35, Spavia $79), use a first-visit rate (Massage Envy $75 for 60 minutes), or try a salon-spa: Cloud 9 starts at $50.

Is a chemical peel more expensive than a facial? Not always. TEN's FLASH Peel starts at $65 and Mint's stand-alone peel is $75, below most 60-minute facials. Medical-grade peels cost more: $250 at Fundamentals and $325 at RELUXE.

How often should I get a facial? Massage Heights says most guests benefit from a facial every 4 weeks. See how often you should get a facial for schedules by skin type.

Where to Book a Facial in Indianapolis

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Prices are as published on each business's website on November 7, 2026 and change without notice. "From" and "starting at" are the business's own wording. If a menu has changed, tell us through the listing.

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