Facial Treatments · Farragut, TN

Facial Treatments in Farragut, TN

10935 Kingston Pike · Glo2Facial, Customized & Anti-Aging · Licensed Estheticians

A facial is a professional skin service run by a licensed esthetician, and a session here is 50 to 60 minutes: cleanse, steam, exfoliate, extract where the skin calls for it, mask, then serums and sunscreen. Our Farragut spa books facial treatments at 10935 Kingston Pike, 7 days a week, 10 am to 8 pm Monday through Saturday and 1 pm to 8 pm Sunday. Parking is free out front and the desk answers at (865) 671-3200.

Farragut sits at the west end of the Kingston Pike corridor, out by the Turkey Creek shops, which makes this the closer of our two spas for most of West Knoxville. Hardin Valley is 8 to 10 minutes out. Solway runs 10 to 15 down Pellissippi Parkway. Concord, Village Green and Dixie Lee Junction come in under 10 minutes, and Lenoir City is 15 to 25. Those are ordinary-traffic numbers, so add a few for the 5 pm crawl.

The skin menu at this address is the Glo2Facial, signature customized facials, anti-aging facials and dermaplane, with lash tint and lash lamination alongside them, plus brow, face and body waxing. Facial treatments and waxing both sit on the online calendar, unlike our Student Massage Clinic, where the $60 and $70 appointments are booked by phone only. Both spas hold a 4.8 star rating across 1,500+ Google reviews and were named Best of Knoxville 2026.

Book Online Farragut (865) 671-3200 Cedar Bluff (865) 236-0880

Facials and waxing can be booked online or by phone. Current pricing for every skin and waxing service is on the live booking menu — call either front desk if you would rather talk it through first.

4.8★ Rating • 1,500+ Google Reviews • Best of Knoxville 2026 • Two Locations

At a glance

Session length

50 to 60 minutes in the room, plus the 10 minutes you should arrive early

Where

Healing Hands Farragut, 10935 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37934

Booking

Online at any hour, or call (865) 671-3200 — open all 7 days

Hours

Monday to Saturday 10 am to 8 pm, Sunday 1 pm to 8 pm

How often

Every 4 to 6 weeks for upkeep, every 3 to 4 while congestion is active

Downtime

None planned. Flushed for 1 to 2 hours, and skip heavy makeup for 24 hours

Where the Farragut spa sits on Kingston Pike

The address is 10935 Kingston Pike, 37934, at the Turkey Creek end of Farragut. If you shop at Turkey Creek, you have driven past the door. The Pellissippi Parkway interchange is roughly 5 minutes away, and parking is free and right at the suite rather than in a deck a block off.

That matters more for facial treatments than it does for a massage. You leave with a clean face, sunscreen on it and no makeup, and a 20 foot walk beats crossing a hot parking deck in July. If you want the suite confirmed before you drive over, the desk picks up at (865) 671-3200.

• Hardin Valley is 8 to 10 minutes out, longer if you hit the 3 pm school run.
• Solway runs 10 to 15 minutes down Pellissippi Parkway to the Kingston Pike exit.
• Concord and Village Green are under 10 minutes, so a 50 minute appointment fits a long lunch.
• Dixie Lee Junction is 6 to 8 minutes west on Kingston Pike, and Lenoir City is 15 to 25.
• From West Town Mall it is 15 to 20 minutes on one straight road, more at 5 pm on a Friday.

The facial treatments on the menu at 10935 Kingston Pike

On the skin side: the Glo2Facial, a signature customized facial, anti-aging work and dermaplane, with lash tint and lash lamination on the same menu and brow, face and body waxing next to it. A licensed Tennessee esthetician performs all of it, and sessions run 50 to 60 minutes. Rates are not printed here — they sit on the booking page, and the desk reads them out at (865) 671-3200.

Two things people ask for by name are not on that board: an acne facial and a hydrating facial. Both exist here as a customized session pointed at one concern. A licensed esthetician reads the skin under a lamp, works out which zones are dry and which are congested, picks that day's exfoliation and products, and drops a step at minute 20 if the skin reacts.

Why the Glo2Facial gets asked for by name

It is our most-requested facial: an oxygen treatment that runs inside the same 50 to 60 minutes as anything else on the menu. Skin renews on roughly a 28 day cycle, so one session is working on the surface you have today and not the one you will have in 4 weeks. That is why we rebook most people at 4 to 6 weeks rather than once a year.

Dermaplane, and why anti-aging work is judged at visit 6

Dermaplane is a blade drawn across the surface to lift dead cells and the fine hair that catches powder. Anti-aging facial treatments lean on massage technique and firming serums, and they add up rather than land all at once. One session is a good day for your skin. Somewhere around the sixth visit is a fairer point to judge them than the first.

Booking, hours, and stacking a facial into the rest of the day

Doors open at 10 am Monday through Saturday and 1 pm on Sunday, and we close at 8 pm every day. Arrive 10 minutes early. The intake form asks about medications, recent procedures, allergies and whatever actives are on your bathroom shelf, and your esthetician reads it before anything touches your face.

Plenty of people book skin and nothing else. Plenty stack it instead: a 60 minute massage and a 50 minute facial in one visit, a 2 hour block the desk sequences across both rooms so you are not sitting out front between them. A 6 pm start with dinner at Turkey Creek afterward is another easy way to do it.

• Saturday between 10 am and 1 pm usually goes first, often 1 to 2 weeks out, but ask the desk what is actually left.
• The weekday 5 pm to 7 pm window tends to go next, for the obvious reason that West Knoxville leaves work then.
• Tuesday and Thursday late mornings are usually the easiest to get on 1 or 2 days notice.
• Sunday after 1 pm is often quieter than people expect, especially the first 2 hours.
• Two people who want side-by-side facial treatments should call rather than book online, and should ask about Saturdays specifically.

Online booking versus calling

The calendar shows real openings for 10935 Kingston Pike and holds the slot when you confirm, at 2 am if that is when you remember. Call instead when you are combining two services, when you are unsure which one matches the problem, or when you want a particular esthetician and can move your time to match. Who is on the schedule that day decides that last one.

Why we ask for 10 minutes early

The intake form is not paperwork for its own sake. Recent procedures, medications, allergies and whatever you put on your own face at home all change what should happen in the next 50 minutes. If something on that list matters, your esthetician will work around it or move you to a later date. Finding out at minute 3 costs you treatment time. Finding out afterward costs more than that.

The first 24 hours, and the 4 weeks after that

Most people leave a little pink and a little warm. That is ordinary, and it is usually gone inside 2 hours, or up to 6 after a heavy extraction session. Extractions can leave small marks that settle over 24 to 48 hours. Dermaplane leaves nothing visible, though the surface is more sun-sensitive for a couple of days, which is worth remembering in July on Kingston Pike.

Between visits, the bathroom counter does more work than we do. A cleanser, a sunscreen you will actually put on every morning, and one active used consistently will beat four products rotated at random. Ask your esthetician to name the three that matter for your skin, and to say plainly which of the rest you can stop buying.

• First 2 hours: skin may look flushed. Leave it alone instead of checking a mirror every 10 minutes.
• First 24 hours: no heavy makeup, no sauna, no hot yoga, and SPF 30 or higher if you are outside.
• 24 to 48 hours: small marks from extractions settle on their own. Clean pillowcase, hands off, and keep the routine to 3 steps.
• Day 3: often the best it looks, which is why 3 to 5 days ahead beats the morning of for an event.
• Week 2: the visible part of one session has faded and your routine at home is carrying it.
• Week 4 to 6: rebook. That is the window where regular facial treatments compound instead of starting over.

What facial treatments will not do

A facial is a skin service, not medical care. It does not treat, cure or prevent disease, and nobody at this desk is going to suggest otherwise. Acne, rosacea, eczema and melasma are medical conditions, and a licensed esthetician works alongside a dermatologist, never instead of one. If you are on a prescription for any of them, bring the name with you.

Expectations, plainly: one session usually looks good for a week or two. Changes in texture and tone tend to show up after 6 or more visits across several months, alongside daily care at home, and none of it is permanent, because skin keeps turning over whatever we do. Anyone quoting you a permanent result from a 60 minute appointment is describing something a facial cannot do.

Reschedule instead of pushing through

Call and move the appointment for an active cold sore, a fresh sunburn or broken skin. Steam, exfoliation and heat on any of those make a bad week worse. Moving it costs one call to (865) 671-3200, 10 am to 8 pm Monday through Saturday and 1 pm to 8 pm Sunday. If you are pregnant, say so at booking so your esthetician can adjust the products and how you are positioned.

Brow and lip waxing, and what it will not do

Waxing takes hair out at the root, so you get 3 to 4 weeks of smooth rather than 3 days, but it is not permanent and no honest esthetician will tell you it is. Hair grows on its own cycle and not all of it is above the surface on any given day, which is why regrowth after a first wax looks patchy and then evens out across 2 or 3 appointments. Bring about 1/4 inch of growth. Shorter than that and the wax has nothing to grip.

Is it worth driving to the other spa instead?

Usually not, but there are two honest reasons. The first is the calendar: if the Saturday you want is full here and open at 9621 Countryside Center Ln, take it, because the menu does not change between the two addresses and (865) 236-0880 rings that desk. The second is the clock, since Kingston Pike at 5 pm moves slower than I-40 for anyone starting from the eastern half of West Knoxville.

Otherwise take the shorter drive. Facial treatments run off the same menu to the same licensed-esthetician standard at both addresses, and both spas were named Best of Knoxville 2026. Farragut is the shorter trip from Farragut itself, Hardin Valley, Solway, Concord, Village Green, Dixie Lee Junction and Lenoir City. Cedar Bluff, off I-40 and I-75 exit 378, is faster from Bearden, the UT campus and downtown.

Keep reading

How the Glo2Facial works What dermaplaning takes off Anti-aging facials and what they add up to Facials at our Cedar Bluff spa off exit 378 Brow and lip waxing in Knoxville The Farragut spa on Kingston Pike Membership: one massage or facial a month for $89 The full spa service menu

Book Facial Treatments in Farragut

Call (865) 671-3200 or book online for 10935 Kingston Pike. Open 10 am to 8 pm Monday through Saturday and 1 pm to 8 pm Sunday. Arrive 10 minutes early for the intake form, and say at booking if you want a wax in the same visit.

Spa hours Mon–Sat 10am–8pm, Sun 1pm–8pm. Arrive 10 minutes early for your first skin or waxing appointment so there is time for the intake form.

Facial Treatments in Farragut, TN — Common Questions

Where exactly is the Farragut spa, and is parking free?

10935 Kingston Pike, 37934, at the Turkey Creek end of Farragut, roughly 5 minutes from the Pellissippi Parkway interchange. Parking is free and out front. If you get turned around, call (865) 671-3200 and someone will talk you in. Doors are open 10 am to 8 pm Monday through Saturday and 1 pm to 8 pm Sunday.

How much time should I block off for an appointment?

Plan on 50 to 60 minutes in the room plus the 10 minutes you should arrive early, so about 70 minutes door to door. Adding brow or lip waxing stretches that, so say so when you book. If you are pairing skin with a 60 minute massage, block 2 hours and 15 minutes and do not schedule anything tight behind it.

Do I have to call, or can I just book it online?

Book online whenever you like — facial treatments and waxing are both on the calendar for this location. Calling is better in three cases: you are combining services, you are unsure which service fits the problem, or you want a specific esthetician and can move your time to match the schedule. The number here is (865) 671-3200. The Student Massage Clinic is the one thing that stays phone-only.

How far ahead should I book on this side of town?

Saturday mornings and the weekday 5 pm to 7 pm starts usually go 1 to 2 weeks out, and the 3 weeks before Mother's Day and most of December run longer than that. Tuesday and Thursday late mornings are the ones that tend to open up on 1 or 2 days notice. It moves around week to week, so ask the desk what the calendar actually looks like when you call.

I have never had a facial. What happens in the 50 minutes?

Cleanse, then a look at your skin under a proper lamp, steam to soften the surface, exfoliation, extractions if the skin warrants them, a mask, then serum, moisturizer and SPF. That whole sequence fits a 50 to 60 minute appointment. You can talk or not talk. Speak up the second anything stings, because every step has a gentler version and two words from you change the rest of the session.

I break out along my jawline. Is a facial the answer?

Partly. Professional extractions clear congestion in a way squeezing at home does not, and a customized session every 3 to 4 weeks keeps it down. But acne is a medical diagnosis, and the prescription half of it belongs to a dermatologist our licensed estheticians work under rather than around. Name any prescription at booking, since it can rule out 1 or 2 steps.

Is there any reason to drive out to Cedar Bluff instead?

Book Farragut from Farragut itself, Hardin Valley at 8 to 10 minutes, Solway, Concord, Village Green, Dixie Lee Junction and Lenoir City. Book Cedar Bluff, at 9621 Countryside Center Ln on (865) 236-0880, from Bearden, West Hills, the UT campus or downtown. Anyone around Turkey Creek can go either way, so the tiebreaker is which spa has the hour you actually want.

Is there anything I should do before I come in?

Eat something first, because 60 minutes flat on your back on an empty stomach is nobody's idea of relaxing. Beyond that, write down what you actually use on your skin, prescriptions included, and put it on the intake form when you arrive 10 minutes early. Your esthetician builds the 50 minutes around what is on that list, or moves your date if that is the better call. If a wax is on the same ticket, do not shave for the 2 to 3 weeks before it.

My wedding is Saturday. Can I book the Friday before?

You can, but Friday is the tightest day on that calendar. Skin tends to look its best around day 3, which argues for Tuesday or Wednesday instead — that puts the good day on the wedding rather than gambling on it. The bigger point: do not let the wedding one be your first ever facial here. Book one about 8 weeks out, watch what your skin does over the following 48 hours, and then you know what to book for the week of.

More Facial & Waxing Pages

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Sources & further reading

Independent, non-commercial information on skin and hair removal from the NIH (MedlinePlus, NIAMS, the National Institute on Aging and the National Cancer Institute) and the American Academy of Dermatology:

• MedlinePlus (NIH): Skin Conditions
• National Institute on Aging (NIH): Skin Care and Aging
• MedlinePlus (NIH): Sun Exposure