If you are booking one of our facials in Flower Mound for the first time and want a sensible place to start, book the classic facial. It is $110 on the menu and $69 on a first visit, the least expensive way to find out how your skin responds.
If you already know your skin, the choice narrows fast. Resurfacing with no downtime is the HydroFacial, $149. Smoother skin and makeup that sits better is dermaplaning, $145. The most intensive option for texture is microneedling at $199 — keep the day after light. Would rather not choose? The customized facial is $160 and gets built around whatever your skin is doing that week.
The full price list is below, along with the real differences between the four facials people mix up most. One note before you scroll: facial prices are identical at both spas, which is not true of our massage menu.
Which facial should you book first?
Every facial starts the same way: a look at your skin that day, a few questions about what you use at home, and a plan. Skin is not static. What suited you in August, after a summer of sun and chlorine, is rarely what it needs in November.
A first booking is less about choosing perfectly than about starting somewhere. Two options do that well. The classic facial at the $69 introductory rate is the low-commitment way in. The customized facial at $160 is the other end of the same idea, and it is what most people searching for custom facials actually want: no fixed protocol, just the products and steps chosen for the skin in front of us. We work with natural and organic products across the menu.
Facials in Flower Mound: what each one costs
Every facial below is on the facial menu at both spas, same price.
| Facial | Price | Who books it |
|---|---|---|
| Express Facial | $55 | A short cleanse and hydrate |
| Classic Facial | $110 · $69 first visit | First-timers and upkeep |
| Men’s Facial | $110 | Skin that gets shaved daily |
| Anti-Aging Facial | $129 | Firmness and fine lines |
| Acne & Rosacea Facial | $129 | Congested or easily reddened skin |
| Brightening Facial | $129 | Uneven tone, dull-looking skin |
| Wood Therapy | $129 | Facial massage with wooden tools |
| Jelly Mask Facial | $135 | A cooling, hydrating finish |
| Microdermabrasion | $139 | Rough surface texture |
| Radio-Frequency Facial | $139 | Firmness, without abrasion |
| Ultrasound Facial | $139 | A gentle, non-abrasive option |
| Cryo Facial | $145 | A cold finish; both spas |
| Dermaplaning | $145 | Peach fuzz, smoother makeup |
| Back Facial (Bacial) | $145 | Back and shoulders |
| HydroFacial | $149 | Resurfacing with no downtime |
| Customized Facial | $160 | When you would rather we choose |
| Microneedling | $199 | The most intensive texture work |
| Exosome Facial | $750 | The most advanced on the menu |
HydroFacial, microdermabrasion, dermaplaning or classic?
These four get confused constantly. The difference is mostly in how the dull surface layer comes off.
Classic facial — $110, or $69 on a first visit
Cleanse, exfoliate, extractions where they are needed, a mask, finishing products, with facial massage through the middle. A deep cleansing facial is what most people mean when they search for one near them, and on this menu that is the classic facial. It is the baseline everything else is measured against, and for plenty of guests the only one they need.
HydroFacial — $149
If you searched for a hydrafacial in Flower Mound and landed here, the HydroFacial is the service you had in mind. A handpiece does the cleansing, exfoliating, extracting and hydrating in one pass, using suction and serums rather than manual pressure. No downtime, which is why it is the one people book before an event.
Microdermabrasion — $139
Mechanical exfoliation. A device passes over the skin and takes the surface down physically. It feels grittier and more direct than a HydroFacial, and a fair choice when rough texture is the main complaint.
Dermaplaning — $145
A sterile blade removes fine vellus hair — peach fuzz — along with dead surface cells. It does nothing for congestion or hydration, so it often works best as part of a facial rather than the whole point of the visit.
When microneedling, radio frequency or exosome makes sense
Microneedling is $199 and uses very fine needles across the surface of the skin. It is the most intensive facial we offer and it is not a lunchtime appointment — keep the day after light, and ask at your consultation what to expect for your skin specifically. The radio-frequency facial at $139 is the firmness-focused option with no abrasion, which fits an ordinary week far more easily. The exosome facial is $750, the most advanced thing on the list and not a first booking; ask about it at a regular appointment so someone can look at your skin first.
One thing we will say plainly: no facial cures acne, rosacea, scarring or aging, and we will not promise you a before-and-after. What a good facial does is clean the skin properly, take off the dull surface layer, put hydration back, and send you home with a routine that is not working against you.
Pairing a facial with a massage, and when membership costs less
Two memberships change the arithmetic if you come monthly.
- The 60-Min Full Body plan is $66.99 a month, and a classic facial is one of the things that monthly credit can go toward, alongside a 60-minute full body massage, combo reflexology or feet reflexology. Set against a $110 classic facial, that is a real gap.
- The Holistic Glow Plan is $161.99 a month for a facial plus a 60-minute massage. Booked separately in Flower Mound, a classic facial ($110) and a 60-minute full body massage ($80) come to $190 — so the plan sits about $28 under that pairing.
Credits roll over month to month when life gets in the way, and they are shareable with immediate family, which is how a lot of couples use them. The terms are short: three-month minimum commitment, member discounts apply while your membership is active, and if you cancel, remaining credits stay redeemable for 45 days. Freezing is $10 a month. The tiers are on the membership page — ask which facials your plan covers before you sign up.
Booking, hours and what to tell us first
Our Flower Mound spa is at 2900 Long Prairie Rd, Suite C, Flower Mound, TX 75022, on Long Prairie Road. We are open Wednesday through Monday, 10 AM to 8 PM, and closed Tuesdays. Colleyville runs the same facial menu at the same prices, open Wednesday through Saturday and Monday, closed Sundays and Tuesdays.
Bring a list of what you are genuinely using at home, prescriptions included. Some active ingredients change what we would recommend on the day. If you are pregnant, managing a skin condition or taking a medication that affects your skin, say so when you book and check with your physician or dermatologist first. Facials here support relaxation and general skin care; they are complementary care, not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a facial at High Stone?
Facials run from $55 for the express facial to $750 for the exosome facial, with most of the menu between $110 and $160. The classic facial is $110, or $69 on a first visit. HydroFacial is $149, microdermabrasion $139, dermaplaning $145 and microneedling $199 — the same at both spas.
What is the $69 introductory facial?
It is the classic facial at an introductory rate for first-time guests: cleanse, exfoliate, extractions where needed, mask, facial massage and finishing products. After that first visit it is $110. It is the least expensive way to see how your skin responds and to get a straight assessment of what, if anything, is worth booking next.
HydroFacial or microdermabrasion?
Both take off the dull surface layer, differently. Microdermabrasion ($139) is mechanical and grittier, and suits rough texture. The HydroFacial ($149) uses suction and serums to cleanse, exfoliate, extract and hydrate in one pass, leaving skin hydrated rather than buffed. With an event coming up, most guests prefer the HydroFacial.
How often should I get a facial?
Many guests settle on roughly once a month, which lines up with how skin turns over, though every six to eight weeks is fine if that is what you will keep to. A cadence you maintain does more than an ambitious schedule abandoned in February, and we will say so if you are booking more often than you need.
Do you offer facials for men?
Yes. The men’s facial is $110 and is built around skin that gets shaved most days, which changes how it handles exfoliation and ingrown hairs. Nothing else on the menu is restricted by gender either, and the back facial at $145 is also popular with men.
Still not sure which one is yours? Start with the classic facial at $69 and let us look at your skin first. Book online, tell us at the start what has been bothering you, and we will build the rest of the visit around that.
