At Elite Elegance Studio in Pitampura, our skin and beauty team uses a range of facials, advanced treatments and makeup techniques. In this guide, we explain how each one works and the benefits you can realistically expect, so you can choose with confidence.
1. Skin analysis: know your skin before you treat it
The most common skincare mistake is choosing a facial by name instead of by need. That is why we begin with a consultation and a computer-based skin analysis.
The technique
Consultation: we ask about your routine, products, allergies, medication, and concerns such as acne, tan or fine lines.
AI skin analysis: a digital scan photographs your skin under different light modes and maps hydration, oil, pores, pigmentation, redness and wrinkles.
Treatment plan: we match a facial or a course of treatments to the results, and suggest a home routine.
The benefits
You pay for what your skin needs, not for a treatment that does not suit it.
Hidden issues, such as sun damage under the surface, are spotted early.
Progress is measurable: a repeat scan after a course shows what has actually improved.
2. Essential facials: the foundation of healthy skin
These are the treatments we recommend as regular maintenance, every 3 to 4 weeks, in line with the skin's natural renewal cycle.
Clean-up
How it works: deep cleansing, light exfoliation, steam, gentle extraction of blackheads and whiteheads, toning and a soothing pack.
Benefits: clears clogged pores, removes dust and pollution residue, and leaves skin fresh in under an hour. Ideal between full facials.
Classic facial
How it works: everything in a clean-up, plus a facial massage and a mask chosen for your skin type: hydrating, oil-balancing or calming.
Benefits: boosts circulation for a healthy glow, deeply nourishes, relaxes facial muscles, and is a calming hour of self-care.
Brightening facial
How it works: exfoliation with mild acids or enzymes, followed by serums with ingredients such as vitamin C, niacinamide or kojic acid, and a brightening mask.
Benefits: reduces tan and dullness, evens out skin tone over a course of sessions, and gives instant radiance before an event.
3. Advanced facials: technology-led results
When skin needs more than maintenance, these device-based and clinical-grade facials go deeper, with little or no downtime.
Treatment
How it works
Key benefits
Best for
HydraFacial
A multi-step device treatment that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts with gentle vortex suction, then infuses hydrating serums
Instantly clearer, plumper, glowing skin; no redness or downtime; suits most skin types
Pre-event glow, congested pores, dull or dehydrated skin
Oxygen facial
Pressurised oxygen sprays a mist of serums, vitamins and hyaluronic acid onto the skin
Deep hydration, a fresh and dewy look, soothing for tired skin
Dull, stressed or pollution-exposed skin
Medi-facial
Clinical-grade peels or actives chosen for a specific concern, such as pigmentation, acne or ageing
Targeted, visible results over a course; more corrective than a classic facial
Specific concerns that a regular facial has not improved
LED therapy
Light of specific wavelengths is shone on the skin: typically blue for acne-causing bacteria, red for collagen and calming
Painless; reduces inflammation; supports healing; pairs well with other facials
Acne-prone, sensitive or ageing skin
Good to know: advanced treatments work best as a course, usually 4 to 6 sessions spaced a few weeks apart. Results from a single session are real but temporary.
4. Anti-ageing treatments: firmer, smoother, younger-looking skin
From our late twenties, collagen production slowly declines. Sun exposure speeds this up. Anti-ageing treatments aim to stimulate the skin's own repair rather than mask the signs.
Anti-ageing facial
How it works: exfoliation, a lifting facial massage, and serums with ingredients such as peptides, hyaluronic acid and antioxidants, finished with a firming mask.
Benefits: plumper, more hydrated skin, softer fine lines, and a lifted look. A good starting point from your late twenties.
RF (radiofrequency) facial
How it works: a handheld device delivers controlled radiofrequency energy that gently heats the deeper layers of skin, prompting new collagen.
Benefits: tighter, firmer skin and softer fine lines over a course, with no needles and no downtime. Results build gradually over weeks.
Vampire facial (PRP)
How it works: a small sample of your own blood is drawn and spun to separate platelet-rich plasma, which is applied to the skin, usually with microneedling.
Benefits: may improve texture, fine lines and mild acne scarring by supporting the skin's natural healing.
Important: because it involves drawing blood and needling, PRP should only be performed by a qualified medical professional under hygienic, clinical conditions. Expect some redness for a day or two.
5. Acne treatment: calm, clear and controlled
Acne is one of the most common reasons clients visit us, and one of the most misunderstood. Squeezing, harsh scrubs and switching products every week usually make it worse.
The technique
Assess: we identify the type, such as blackheads, whiteheads, inflamed pimples or deeper cysts, and possible triggers.
Deep cleanse and extract: pores are cleared under hygienic conditions, without damaging the skin.
Treat: gentle exfoliating acids such as salicylic acid, and anti-inflammatory masks, reduce oil and bacteria.
Calm: blue LED light can help reduce acne-causing bacteria, and soothing products bring down redness.
Plan: a simple, non-comedogenic home routine and follow-up sessions.
The benefits
Fewer breakouts and less redness over a course of sessions.
Reduced risk of the dark marks and scars that come from picking.
Clear guidance on what to use, and what to stop using, at home.
When to see a dermatologist: painful cysts, acne that leaves scars, or acne that does not improve after 2 to 3 months often needs prescription treatment. Salon care works best alongside it, not instead of it.
6. Makeup artistry: from party-ready to bridal
Great makeup starts with great skin prep. Every look begins with cleansing, hydration and a primer suited to your skin type, so the base sits smoothly and lasts.
Technique
How it is done
Finish
Key benefits
Best for
HD makeup
Light-reflecting, finely milled products blended in thin layers with brushes and sponges
Natural, skin-like, soft-focus
Looks flawless in high-definition photos and video; does not look heavy in person
Brides, receptions, shoots
Airbrush makeup
Liquid foundation is sprayed in a fine mist through an airbrush gun, built up in layers
Very even, lightweight, long-wearing
Water- and sweat-resistant; long-lasting through long functions; hygienic, contact-free application
Summer weddings, oily skin, long events
Party makeup
A customised look, from subtle glam to bold eyes, matched to the outfit and occasion
Polished, event-ready
Quick, affordable and tailored to you
Festivals, parties, pre-wedding functions
Bridal makeup
A full look planned through a consultation and often a trial, coordinated with outfit, jewellery and hairstyle
Long-wear, camera-ready
Lasts through hours of rituals, photos and emotions; complements your features and traditions
Your wedding day
Bridal tip: start a facial plan 6 to 8 weeks before the wedding, have your last facial about a week before, and avoid trying any new treatment in the final 10 days.
7. Your at-home skincare routine for Delhi
Salon treatments give your skin a reset. Your daily routine decides how long the results last. Keep it simple and consistent.
Every day
Cleanse morning and night with a gentle cleanser. At night, double-cleanse if you wore sunscreen or makeup, to remove pollution and residue.
Treat with one targeted serum: vitamin C in the morning for brightness, or niacinamide for oil control and pores.
Moisturise, even if your skin is oily. Choose a light gel for oily skin and a cream for dry skin.
Protect with a broad-spectrum sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher every morning, indoors too, and reapply every 2 to 3 hours outdoors.
Season by season
Winter (Nov–Feb): smog and dry air dehydrate skin. Switch to a richer moisturiser, cleanse thoroughly at night, and avoid very hot water on the face.
Summer (Apr–Jun): sun and heat cause tanning and oiliness. Use a mattifying sunscreen, carry blotting paper, and keep exfoliation gentle.
Monsoon (Jul–Sep): humidity clogs pores. Cleanse well, exfoliate once or twice a week, and choose non-comedogenic products.
After any facial or peel: avoid sun exposure, scrubs and active ingredients like retinol for 2 to 3 days, and follow your therapist's aftercare advice.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I get a facial? Every 3 to 4 weeks for maintenance. For a specific concern like pigmentation or acne, a course of 4 to 6 sessions works better than occasional one-off facials.
HydraFacial or classic facial: which is better? A classic facial is relaxing and nourishing. A HydraFacial is faster, more thorough at clearing pores, and gives a more immediate glow with no downtime, which makes it a popular choice before events.
Can I get a facial if I have active acne? Yes, but it should be an acne-focused treatment, not a massage-heavy facial, which can spread inflammation. Tell your therapist about any prescription creams you use.
Will a facial remove my tan completely? A brightening facial or peel visibly reduces tan, often over 2 to 3 sessions. Daily sunscreen is what stops it from coming back.
Airbrush or HD makeup for my wedding? Both photograph beautifully. Airbrush is better for heat, humidity and long functions, while HD gives a slightly softer, more skin-like finish. A trial helps you decide.
Book your skin consultation
Not sure where to start? Begin with a skin analysis, and our team will recommend the right treatment for your skin, your budget and your next occasion.
Current offers:
HydraFacial at ₹2,999, until 10 October 2026, with a free computer-based skin analysis (worth ₹1,500) on purchases above ₹3,000.
Bridal makeup from ₹8,999 and party makeup from ₹1,999, until 30 November 2026.
Get in touch
Visit: Elite Elegance Studio, FU-6, Upper Ground Floor, Pitampura, Delhi – 110034 (map)
Call or WhatsApp: 97172 12921
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