From Cillian Murphy and Keira Knightley to Suranne Jones and Hannah Waddingham, the celebrity following behind the LYMA Power facial is difficult to overlook. The beauty world is packed with high-profile treatments claiming to rewind the signs of ageing, yet LYMA has built an especially notable fan base. Its reported devotees include Kelly Hoppen CBE, Martha Stewart, Sabrina Elba, Nicole Scherzinger, Phoebe Dynevor, Naomie Harris and Poppy Delevingne. It is an impressive list—and enough to make even the most doubtful beauty devotee wonder what makes the treatment so popular.
For me, LYMA’s science-focused approach to skin rejuvenation is its biggest draw. Instead of relying only on conventional facial techniques, the treatment uses the brand’s specialist near-infrared laser technology, which is based on photobiomodulation. The process uses light energy to encourage cellular activity and support the skin’s natural repair mechanisms. The team behind the facial also points to research showing that almost 75% of women consider health their top priority, while only around one-third regard the money they spend on it as an “investment.”
The aim is to promote healthier-looking skin, soften the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and encourage collagen production—all without the downtime typically associated with more invasive treatments.
LYMA’s signature 90-minute treatment, known as the LYMA Lift, brings together laser technology, intensive facial massage and targeted skincare. The needle-free treatment is designed to lift, sculpt and refresh the complexion, with no recovery period required afterwards.
After trying it myself, I can understand why the facial has become a favourite among celebrities who need to look rested and radiant on the red carpet. I have always felt slightly apprehensive about laser treatments, but the infrared technology used in the LYMA wands was entirely comfortable, creating little more than a gentle warmth across the skin. Over the 90-minute treatment, the Oxygen Mist and Glide treatment—which is described as 100 times more powerful than an oxygen facial—worked alongside LYMA Skincare while I relaxed. At £450 per facial, it is undeniably expensive, but would I consider it worthwhile? Absolutely. The results were visible immediately and remained noticeable for weeks, which was particularly impressive after long-haul flights and humid conditions during a holiday.
What appeals to me most is the treatment’s focus on supporting the skin rather than merely concealing the visible signs of ageing. LYMA has also published its P.O.W.E.R. Index report, exploring how women decide where to invest in their health. Its guiding principles are:
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Proven – Is it supported by credible science and measurable evidence?
Outcomes – Does it deliver meaningful, long-term health benefits rather than empty promises?
Whole-System – Does it recognise the interconnected nature of women’s health instead of focusing on isolated symptoms?
Empowering – Does it build knowledge, confidence and greater control over your own health?
Return – Does it provide lasting value for your future health, rather than only short-term optimisation?
You can book your own LYMA facial here.
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