THE 2026 GUIDE
How to Find the 
in St. Petersburg
A great facial does more than feel good.
Spa-relaxing versus results-driven, medical-grade ingredients, and how to match the treatment to what your skin actually needs.
THE SHORT ANSWER
What makes a facial 
The best facial in St. Petersburg is the one built for your skin on the day — a licensed esthetician who reads your skin first, a clinical product line that can be blended to what she finds, and medical-grade devices that do something a mask alone cannot. Not one generic facial sold to everyone.
The Bronze Lily runs facials on ONmacabim, the Israeli clinical skincare line, with Celluma Pro LED (FDA-cleared red and blue light) and Myolift micro-current — every visit starts with a skin analysis, and a first consultation is free. Six 30-minute Mini Facials at $70, the 60-minute Signature Lily Facial at $105, the 90-minute Anti-Aging Facial at $125, a Teen Facial at $90, the Amara Ritual at $150 and clinical microneedling from $225, all inside a restored 1920s home. Open 7 AM–11 PM, seven days a week, rated 4.9 from 351 reviews.
TWO KINDS OF FACIAL
Relaxation 
Some facials are about the hour — steam, a mask, a scalp rub, and you float out. Others are clinical: chosen actives, targeted exfoliation, and a plan to change how your skin behaves over weeks. Neither is “better” in the abstract; the best one is the one that matches why you’re booking.
At The Bronze Lily both exist on the same menu. The Signature Lily Facial is the clinical one — skin analysis, layered exfoliation and hydration, 30 minutes of Celluma LED chosen for your skin that day, and an ONmacabim mask. The Amara Ritual is the other kind: a full custom facial wrapped in guided breathwork, light Reiki and a warm-stone-to-cryo progression, for people who need their nervous system reset as much as their skin.
The tell of a serious studio is the consult. Before anything touches your face, your esthetician should ask about your concerns, products and sensitivities, then choose the protocol — not run the same facial she ran on the last ten clients. Here that is built in: every facial opens with a skin analysis, and if you do not know what to book, the Facial Consult is free. We hold a full 90-minute block so there is time to do the facial right then if you want to — and if a $70 mini is the right call, we will say so. There is no upsell quota.
WHAT'S ON YOUR SKIN
Ingredients and 
A facial is only as good as what goes into it. We work with ONmacabim, a cosmeceutical-grade line from Israel’s Judean Desert built around plant actives and formulated to be layered — which is why our estheticians custom-blend the products on the bed for the skin in front of them, for acne, rosacea, pigmentation or aging, instead of running a one-size protocol. We are one of the few studios in Tampa Bay carrying it.
Then the devices, because a good product line and a good pair of hands still cannot do what light and current can. Celluma Pro LED is FDA-cleared light therapy: red light for collagen, calming redness and pigmentation; blue light to kill acne-causing bacteria on contact. Myolift Pro micro-current is the same device used in medical aesthetics clinics — it works the facial muscles directly for a visible lift in one session, jawline and brow included. Ask what line and what devices a studio uses and why. If the answer is vague, so are the results.
WHAT TO BOOK
The 
Every one of these starts with a skin analysis. Not sure? Book the consult — it is free, and we can do the facial in the same visit.
Add-ons layer onto any facial — dermaplaning $35, microdermabrasion $45, Celluma LED $15, micro-current lift $25, HydroJelly mask $20, extractions $10, chemical peels from $40. The full enhancements menu is here.
WHEN YOU'RE READY
Book a facial matched 
Tell us your goal at booking and your esthetician builds the facial around what your skin shows her that day — or book the free consult and let her tell you.
Want to see every facial we offer? Explore the full facials menu →
COMMON QUESTIONS
Best facial in St. Pete — 
How much is a facial in St. Petersburg?
Facials at The Bronze Lily start at $70 for a 30-minute Mini Facial (six styles). The 60-minute Signature Lily Facial is $105, the 90-minute Anti-Aging Facial is $125, the Teen Facial is $90 and the Amara Ritual is $150. Clinical microneedling is $225 a session or $525 for a series of three. A first consultation is free.
What skincare line do you use?
ONmacabim, an Israeli cosmeceutical line formulated to be layered, so your esthetician can custom-blend the products on the bed for acne, rosacea, pigmentation or aging. We pair it with Celluma Pro LED light therapy and Myolift micro-current. We are one of the few studios in Tampa Bay carrying ONmacabim.
What's the difference between a spa facial and a clinical facial?
A spa facial prioritizes the hour; a clinical facial uses targeted actives, light or current, and a plan to change how your skin behaves over time. We offer both: the Signature Lily and Anti-Aging Facials are clinical, the Amara Ritual adds breathwork and Reiki to a full custom facial, and every one starts with a skin analysis so it is matched to you.
How often should I get a facial?
For most skin goals, every four to six weeks keeps results building. We'll give you a cadence based on your concern and skin type.
Is the facial consultation really free?
Yes. Book the Facial Consult on Square and we hold a full 90-minute block: you arrive, we analyze your skin and tell you what it needs that day, and you decide. The consultation itself costs nothing, and because the time is already held, most clients have the facial right then. If a $70 mini is the right call, we will say so — there is no upsell quota.
Which facial is best for acne in St. Petersburg?
The Signature Lily Facial ($105) run with Celluma blue light, which kills acne-causing bacteria on contact, layered with ONmacabim’s cleansing gel for oily and acne skin. New to us? Start with the Celluma LED Mini Facial ($70) and we will run blue light. For scarring or post-acne texture, microneedling is the clinical route once the skin is clear.
Do you offer microneedling?
Yes — clinical collagen induction therapy, $225 a session or $525 for a series of three spaced six weeks apart. It is for acne scars, textured skin, enlarged pores and stubborn fine lines. Skin looks fresher within a day; the real result builds over two to four weeks as collagen remodels. Not for active acne, pregnancy or anyone on or recently off oral retinoids, so it always starts with a consult.
Didn’t see your question? Ask us anything — we’ll answer it from the studio.