MEET ELEY
I started in the beauty industry in 1998 when I did the CIDESCO and CIBTAC qualifications. At the time (and still to this day) it was the highest international qualification you could study for.
I’ve worked both here in Australia & in London, developing my skills and broadening my horizons. From my first salon in Warwick, to Subiaco, Mundaring, Woottating & now in Midland, I’ve literally seen & done it all!
I didn’t build this studio to give “nice facials.”
I built it because I watched too many intelligent, capable women quietly lose confidence as their skin changed through perimenopause and menopause — and no one was properly addressing it.
Hormones shift. Collagen drops. Skin thins. Structure softens. Pigmentation appears. And suddenly, the skincare that worked for decades stops working.
That’s where I come in……
I specialise in advanced, non-invasive skin treatments for women 45+ who want to restore firmness, glow and definition — without injectables, without surgery and without looking “done.”
From skin needling and RF microneedling (Venus Viva™) to Diamond Polar lifting, buccal facial massage and Manual Lymphatic Drainage (Vodder technique), every treatment I offer is selected for one reason:
To rebuild skin strength and integrity from the inside out.
But technology alone isn’t the answer.
What makes my approach different is strategy.
I create long-term skin plans designed specifically for hormonally changing skin — supporting collagen production, barrier function and structural resilience in a way that respects your stage of life.
My clients are women who value results, but also value subtlety. They want to look refreshed, lifted and vibrant — not altered.
And they want to feel comfortable in their own skin again.
Eley Hooper Facialist is a private boutique studio in Midland, Perth, where science-backed treatments meet calm, personalised care.
No pressure.
No sales tactics.
No trends for the sake of trends.
Just intelligent skin therapy designed for women who expect more.
Because ageing isn’t something to fight.
It’s something to support — strategically.

