Custom Facial or Deep Cleaning Facial in Miami? What The Wellness Room's Menu Tells You Before Consultation

The clinic supplied description for Deep Cleaning Facial is: "An upgraded deep-clean experience featuring steam, a thorough cleanse, extractions, a relaxing mask, plus microdermabrasion for advanced exfoliation and smoothing."

The Wellness Room lists a Deep Cleaning Facial at $165. Its Custom Facials line says that prices vary based on consultation with the esthetician. Those two menu entries give you a useful starting point, but they do not make the choice for you.

If you are comparing the two, bring the exact menu language to your consultation. Ask what each listing means today, what is included, and which questions require a direct review with the esthetician. The public menu is a reference, not a personal recommendation or a promise about results.

What the current menu confirms

The verified Skin Rejuvenation Pricing and Facials section currently shows:

• Deep Cleaning Facial: $165
• Custom Facials: prices vary based on consultation with the esthetician

Keep those facts separate. The Deep Cleaning Facial has a displayed price. The Custom Facials entry does not publish one fixed amount. It directs the reader to consultation-based pricing.

The menu does not say that one option is more advanced, more suitable, or more effective for a particular concern. It also does not define a personal treatment plan. The Wellness Room should explain the current service details during consultation.

When a fixed listing helps

The $165 Deep Cleaning Facial line gives you a concrete price to confirm. You can ask whether that amount is still current, what the listed service includes, and whether there are separate options or add-ons that should be discussed before booking.

Do not assume that the displayed amount covers every facial service on the menu. The same section lists other facial treatments separately. Each line should be confirmed by its own name.

A clear question is: "I saw the Deep Cleaning Facial listed at $165. Is that the current price, and what does that listing include?"

That question stays close to the source. It does not ask an article to decide what is appropriate for you.

Why the Custom Facials line works differently

The Custom Facials entry tells you that pricing varies based on consultation with the esthetician. That means the public menu does not provide one amount to quote in advance.

Ask The Wellness Room how the consultation is used to clarify the service and current price. You can also ask what information the esthetician needs from you and when you will receive a clear explanation of the proposed service before booking.

The phrase "custom" should not be filled in with assumptions from another clinic, a product brand, or a social media post. The Wellness Room is the source for what its own menu line means.

Compare the two without choosing from price alone

A fixed price and consultation-based pricing are different kinds of public information. Neither one answers every question a client may have.

Use the menu to organize a short comparison:

• Confirm the exact name of the service you are asking about.
• Confirm the current price or how the price is determined.
• Ask what the listed service includes.
• Ask whether any separately listed add-on is being discussed.
• Leave questions about personal fit, precautions, and expectations to the esthetician.

This approach gives you a clean record of what the menu says and what the clinic explains. It also reduces the chance of comparing a fixed service line with a consultation-based option as if they were identical.

Bring a simple consultation note

You do not need a long checklist. Write down the menu line you saw, the price language attached to it, and the question you want answered.

For the Deep Cleaning Facial, your note could read:

"Deep Cleaning Facial, listed at $165. Please confirm the current price and what the service includes."

For Custom Facials, it could read:

"Custom Facials, prices vary based on consultation with the esthetician. Please explain how the service and current price are determined."

If you are comparing both, ask the clinic to explain the difference using its current service descriptions. Avoid asking for a personal conclusion through email, an article, or a price list when the clinic needs a consultation to answer safely.

Questions worth asking before you book

• Is the Deep Cleaning Facial still listed at $165?
• What does the current Deep Cleaning Facial listing include?
• How does The Wellness Room define a Custom Facial?
• When is the Custom Facial price confirmed?
• Are add-ons discussed and priced separately?
• Which questions require review with the esthetician?
• What should I know about booking, timing, or current availability?

The answers may depend on the clinic's current menu and the consultation. This article does not provide medical advice, decide eligibility, or predict an outcome.

Frequently asked questions

Does the menu show a fixed Custom Facial price?

No. The current menu says that Custom Facial prices vary based on consultation with the esthetician.

What is the listed Deep Cleaning Facial price?

The current menu lists the Deep Cleaning Facial at $165. Ask The Wellness Room to confirm the live price and inclusions when you contact the clinic.

Does the lower or fixed price identify the right service for me?

No. A price line does not decide personal fit or create a treatment plan. Discuss those questions directly with the esthetician.

Can I add another service at the same price?

The menu lists several services and add-ons separately. Do not assume that one price includes another line. Ask the clinic to explain any combination being discussed.

Request a consultation with The Wellness Room

Contact The Wellness Room and name the exact entries you want to compare: the Deep Cleaning Facial listed at $165 and Custom Facials with pricing based on consultation with the esthetician.

Request a consultation with The Wellness Room to confirm the current menu, understand what each option includes, and get your questions answered before you book.