Prices at Luma are on the menu because a plan you can read is a plan you can decide on.
How a written plan is priced.
Every step on your plan carries its own price, the visits it needs and the time between them. Nothing is folded into a single figure, and you can take the plan home before you book any of it.
- Is each step priced separately, with its visits and timing?
- What does a price include, and what is billed on its own?
- What could change the price between the plan and the day?
Put this perspective into practice.
Each guide below covers what the service involves and the questions worth bringing to your consultation.
Chemical peels
Clinical peels matched to your skin’s tolerance, from a no-downtime glow to a deeper reset for pigment and congestion.
- How will a clinician assess my skin barrier, sensitivity and pigment history before choosing a peel?
- Which peel agent and depth are proposed, and how do their risks and recovery differ?
- What preparation, aftercare and warning signs would my individual care instructions cover?
Dermal fillers
Hyaluronic-acid fillers placed by a clinician who studies your proportions first, for lips, cheeks, jawline and under-eyes.
- What would an assessment of my facial anatomy and previous filler history involve?
- How will the clinician explain vascular risks, product choice and their response to a complication?
- Which alternatives, maintenance needs and removal limitations should I discuss before deciding?
Biostimulatory treatments
Collagen-stimulating injectables that rebuild support gradually over months, for a result that reads as rested rather than done.
- How would a clinician decide whether a biostimulatory product is appropriate for my goals?
- What does the evidence show for the specific product, and which risks or delayed effects should I understand?
- How do treatment planning, follow-up and reversibility differ from other injectable options?
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General information, not medical advice.
