Introduction to GeneoX Facial

In the quest for perfect skin, I’ve tried countless facials, all promising that elusive glow — but few truly deliver results that make you go wow. The latest, however, is different. The GeneoX Facial is a cutting-edge treatment that’s only recently begun to make waves in the UK — and it delivers amazing skin without needles.

The original Geneo facial launched in America in 2015, quickly gaining popularity among celebrities for its ability to deeply exfoliate, brighten, and lift without invasiveness. In 2023, the upgraded GeneoX version was introduced, bringing enhanced technology and more bespoke options. Despite its US fame (loved by the likes of Dua Lipa and Sabrina Carpenter, and it’s even said that Paris Hilton has one at home), there are still fewer than 10 of these devices in the UK — making it an exclusive insider secret, especially outside major clinics.

I was lucky enough to try this clever machine at Tan&Co — a nurse-led aesthetic clinic in London that specialises in minimally invasive treatments, advanced facials, bespoke skincare plans, blood tests, and more. Since introducing the GeneoX, Nurse Teresa Tan (who leads the clinic) has seen over 100 people through her doors for this non-invasive, bespoke facial.

What is GeneoX Facial and How Does it Work?

So, what does it do? The better question might be — what doesn’t it do?

The GeneoX Facial is a revolutionary treatment that offers a range of benefits for the skin. It is a non-invasive, bespoke facial that uses cutting-edge technology to deliver amazing results.

• Non-invasive: No deep tissue damage or piercing required. Safer, with minimal downtime, and ideal for those avoiding injections.
• Contouring & skin lift: Proprietary technology delivers a firmer look and improved jawline definition with less sagging.
• Lymphatic drainage: Reduces puffiness and encourages fluid drainage, leaving the face looking refreshed rather than bloated.
• Deep exfoliation with CO₂ + oxygen: Removes dead skin cells while oxygenating for a fresh glow. The result? Softer texture, cleaner pores, and a brighter complexion.
• Ultra mode with ultrasound: Pushes serums deeper into the skin for better absorption and longer-lasting results.
• Tailored to skin type: Customisable “modes” (Illuminate, Hydrate, Protect, Glam, Ultra) mean there’s an option for everyone — whether you’re dealing with hyperpigmentation, dryness, barrier issues, or just need red-carpet radiance.

My Personal Experience with GeneoX Facial

First, you are given a full consultation to discuss your skincare routine, concerns, and goals. For me, it was about smoothing texture and reducing dark spots left by acne scars.

During the treatment, I felt completely relaxed. Teresa explained each step as she went, which put me at ease. On the higher radiofrequency setting, I felt gentle pulses across my skin. The exfoliation stage gave me a satisfying sense of renewal — I could almost feel the dead skin cells shedding away. I was so relaxed that I nearly drifted off to sleep!

After just one session, I looked in the mirror and was astounded by the instant results. My skin had never looked so good — smoother, brighter, and more even. And the best part? The glow can last for up to two weeks.

The GeneoX Facial is perfect if you want regular smoothness and radiance, or if you’ve got a special event or holiday coming up and want your skin to look its absolute best. Honestly, I left wishing I were Paris Hilton — so I could have one of these machines in my house, too.

Treatment Plan, Recommendations, and Limitations

Treatment Plan, Recommendations & Limitations

To get the most out of the GeneoX Facial, it’s essential to follow a treatment plan and take into account any recommendations and limitations.

• Frequency: Every 2–4 weeks is ideal, similar to many high-end facials — especially in the beginning, to build up results.
• Duration of results: In my experience, GeneoX results last longer than HydraFacial, with brightness, smoother texture, and improved tone sometimes lasting several weeks.
• Make-up application: With improved texture and smoother skin, makeup applies more evenly and stays put for longer.
• Limitations: Not recommended for pregnant women, or those with certain medical or skin allergies. A consultation is always recommended first.

If you’re in London and curious, I’d suggest booking a consultation at Tan&Co. Ask which module is best for your skin, discuss a treatment plan, and prepare to glow in a way you’ll see — and others will definitely notice.

Conclusion

The GeneoX Facial is a game-changing treatment that offers a range of benefits for the skin. With its non-invasive, bespoke approach, it’s perfect for those looking for a safer, more effective alternative to traditional facials. Whether you’re dealing with acne scars, hyperpigmentation, or just want to achieve red-carpet radiance, the GeneoX Facial is definitely worth considering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions about the GeneoX Facial:

Q: What is the GeneoX Facial, and how does it work?

A: The GeneoX Facial is a non-invasive, bespoke facial that uses cutting-edge technology to deliver amazing results. It works by deeply exfoliating, brightening, and lifting the skin without invasiveness.

Q: Is the GeneoX Facial safe, and are there any side effects?

A: Yes, the GeneoX Facial is safe and has minimal downtime. However, as with any treatment, there may be some side effects, such as temporary redness or sensitivity.

Q: How often should I get a GeneoX Facial, and how long do the results last?

A: The frequency of treatment depends on individual skin concerns and goals. However, every 2-4 weeks is ideal, especially in the beginning, to build up results. The results can last for up to two weeks, and in some cases, several weeks.

Q: Can I get a GeneoX Facial if I’m pregnant or have certain medical conditions?

A: No, the GeneoX Facial is not recommended for pregnant women or those with certain medical or skin allergies. A consultation is always recommended first to discuss any concerns or limitations.