Aesthetic OOGII Treatment Menu & Pricing: SF Guide

Every Treatment, One Clear Price List

Shopping for a med spa in San Francisco usually means jumping between a spa's website, Yelp, and a booking app just to figure out what something actually costs. Aesthetic OOGII prices every one of its 37 services individually, single sessions and multi-session packages both, so you know the number before you ever sit in the chair. This guide pulls all of it into one place: what each treatment does, how it's packaged, and where it lands in the $110 to $1,650 range.

Prices at a clinical skincare studio vary more than at a typical spa because the treatments themselves aren't interchangeable. A HydraFacial and a TCA chemical peel are both "facials" in casual conversation, but one has zero downtime and one can leave your skin peeling for a week. That difference in intensity is exactly why pricing differs, and why package structures exist: treatments that need repetition to build results (microneedling, IPL, laser hair removal) come bundled at a lower per-session rate, while one-and-done treatments like dermaplaning are typically booked as single sessions.

If you've already read about a specific treatment on the blog, like the HydraFacial guide, this post is the pricing companion. Full booking details live on the treatment menu.

HydraFacial & Deep Cleansing Pricing

These are the two most-booked categories for first-time clients, and both are priced with single sessions plus multi-session packages.

• Hydrafacial Treatment - 1 Session: entry-level pricing for a single mechanical resurfacing and hydration session.
• MD Hydrafacial Treatment - 3 Sessions Package: a mid-tier bundle for anyone maintaining results monthly.
• Hydrafacial Treatment - 6 Sessions Package: the best per-session rate, built for ongoing maintenance every 3-4 weeks.
• Hydrafacial & Collagen Treatment: adds a collagen-boosting step onto the standard mechanical exfoliation.
• Deep Cleansing Treatment - 1 Session: manual extractions plus steam and mask for congested, blackhead-prone skin.
• Deep Cleansing Treatment - 6 Sessions Package: for anyone dealing with recurring congestion who wants a lower per-visit cost over repeat monthly visits.

Session count matters more here than most people assume. A single HydraFacial gives an immediate glow, but the acne-fighting and texture benefits of deep cleansing build over repeat visits as pores stay clearer between appointments. Clients managing ongoing congestion, not just a one-time breakout, usually save money moving to the package rather than rebooking single sessions each month. Our deep cleansing facial guide covers what the actual extraction process feels like if you're booking this for the first time.

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Acne, Eczema & Clinical Skin Concerns

Acne and eczema treatments sit in their own category because they require a diagnosis-first approach rather than a standard facial routine. This is where a skin assessment before booking matters most; inflamed cystic acne and dehydration-triggered breakouts look similar to an untrained eye but need opposite treatment approaches.

• Acne Treatment: targeted extraction and calming protocol for active breakouts.
• Hydrafacial & Acne Treatment: combines mechanical exfoliation with acne-specific extractions in one appointment.
• Eczema Treatment: a gentler, barrier-focused protocol for flare-ups rather than aggressive extraction.
• Deep Cleansing Treatment (single or 6-session package): the workhorse option for ongoing congestion and blackheads.

Pricing in this category tends to run lower per session than the anti-aging category because these treatments are shorter and don't require the same equipment (no lasers or microneedling devices involved). That said, results depend heavily on consistency. One acne treatment session calms an active flare; a series spaced 3-4 weeks apart is what actually reduces breakout frequency over time. Read the full breakdown in the professional acne treatments guide for which option fits inflamed versus hormonal acne.

Anti-Aging & Pigment Treatments: The Premium Tier

This category holds the studio's highest price points because it covers the most technical, equipment-heavy treatments: microneedling, IPL, chemical peels, and Frio lifting. These aren't "pamper" treatments, they're clinical procedures that trigger a measurable skin response (collagen production, pigment breakdown, controlled micro-injury) and need proper spacing between sessions to work safely.

• Chemical peel treatments: priced by depth. Lighter glycolic/salicylic peels cost less than a deeper TCA peel with more downtime.
• Microneedle Treatments with skin growth Factors (1 session or 3-session package): the 3-session package is priced to encourage the full course, since one session alone rarely resolves acne scarring or texture issues.
• IPL Photofacial and IPL Photofacial - 3 Sessions Package: treats sun spots and redness; 3 sessions is the typical minimum for visible fading.
• Clinical Anti Aging Treatment and Dermaplaning with Clinical treatment with Collagen 90-II or Botinal: combination protocols layering exfoliation with a collagen or Botinal step.
• Hydrafacial & Collagen Treatment: pairs mechanical exfoliation with a collagen-stimulating add-on.

The $1,650 ceiling on the price range usually applies to the largest package bundles in this tier, like a full microneedling series or an extended IPL course, not a single visit. If you're deciding between microneedling and a chemical peel for acne scars specifically, the microneedling recovery guide walks through the week-by-week healing timeline.

A treatment room set up for laser hair removal.

Laser Hair Removal & Frio Lifting Pricing

Laser hair removal is the one category priced almost entirely around area size and hair density, not treatment complexity. Every area comes in a single-session option and a multi-session package, and the package is nearly always the smarter buy because laser hair removal simply doesn't work with one visit; hair grows in cycles, and a laser can only affect follicles that are actively in a growth phase at the time of treatment.

• Laser Hair Removal - Legs and Legs - 10 Sessions: the largest treatment area, priced accordingly.
• Laser Hair Removal - Underarms and Underarms - 10 Sessions: one of the fastest areas to treat and complete a full course on.
• Laser Hair Removal - Chin Lips and Chin Lips - 5 Sessions: a shorter package length since finer facial hair typically responds in fewer sessions.
• Laser Hair Removal - Bikini and Bikini - 10 Sessions: standard 10-session course for full clearance.

Most clients need 6-10 sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart for lasting reduction, which is exactly why the packages exist at a lower per-session cost than booking individually. Frio lifting, in the anti-aging category, uses cold-based radiofrequency to tighten skin non-invasively and is priced as a standalone service rather than bundled into laser hair removal packages. For chin and lip specifically, the chin and lip laser removal guide breaks down session count against waxing costs over a year.

How to Choose Between Single Sessions and Packages

The single-session-versus-package decision comes down to one question: is this a maintenance treatment or a corrective one? HydraFacial, deep cleansing, and dermaplaning are maintenance treatments; skin looks good after one visit and stays that way longer with repeat visits every 3-6 weeks. Booking single sessions here is completely reasonable if you're not ready to commit to a routine yet.

Microneedling, IPL, chemical peels, and laser hair removal are corrective treatments. They work by triggering a biological response (new collagen, pigment breakdown, follicle disruption) that builds cumulatively across a series. Booking just one session of these treatments to "try it out" is fine for gauging comfort level and downtime, but it's not a fair test of whether the treatment actually works for your goal. That's why packages are priced at a meaningful discount per session: the studio wants you to complete the course that actually produces the result you're paying for, and a single trial session almost never gets you there.

A good rule of thumb before booking: if a friend describes "amazing results" from a treatment, ask how many sessions it took. Nine times out of ten it's not the first one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price range at Aesthetic OOGII?

Services range from $110 for single sessions like a basic acne treatment up to $1,650 for the largest multi-session packages, such as a full microneedling or IPL course. Most single-session treatments fall in the $110-$350 range, and most packages fall between $400 and $1,650 depending on session count.

Are package prices actually cheaper per session?

Yes. Every multi-session package (HydraFacial 6-session, microneedling 3-session, IPL 3-session, laser hair removal 5- or 10-session) is priced below what the same number of single sessions would cost booked separately. The discount is built in specifically to encourage completing the full course needed for results.

Do I need a consultation before booking a specific treatment?

For acne, eczema, and any anti-aging or pigment treatment, yes. A quick skin assessment before your first appointment makes sure you're booked into the right protocol; inflamed acne and hormonal acne, for example, need different approaches even though both fall under "acne treatment" on the menu.

Can I combine treatments from different categories in one visit?

Several menu items already combine categories, like Hydrafacial & Acne Treatment or Hydrafacial & Collagen Treatment. Beyond those built-in combinations, ask when booking; some pairings (a peel and microneedling, for instance) need to be spaced apart rather than done same-day.

How do I book and see current appointment availability?

The full, up-to-date menu with live pricing and booking is on the treatment menu page. Aesthetic OOGII is open Monday through Friday 9:30am-6pm and Saturday 9:30am-4:30pm at 450 Sutter St in Union Square.