Barry Keoghan Undergoes XERF Skin Treatment, gq.com reported

Barry Keoghan is undergoing a non-invasive radio frequency skin-tightening treatment called XERF at a UK clinic while managing an intense filming schedule for a quartet of Beatles biopics, gq.com reported.

XERF Sessions Cost up to $6,000

The 34-year-old actor received his second XERF session from skincare practitioner Nilam Holmes at Dermaspa, gq.com reported. The procedure uses controlled bursts of radio frequency energy to heat deeper skin layers, supporting collagen production and improving firmness without risking facial fat loss or requiring surgical recovery time. A single full-face session costs roughly $3,300, while a two-session course costs around $6,000, according to gq.com. Results typically last between 12 and 18 months. Dailymail.com noted that the treatment is also favored by Kim Kardashian and Naomi Watts, with prices reaching up to £4,500 for a course in UK currency.

Holmes told gq.com that Keoghan’s demanding work schedule leaves no room for downtime, making non-invasive procedures necessary to maintain a rested appearance. The practitioner stated that XERF provides subtle, natural-looking results for mild skin laxity. The best candidates for XERF are people who want subtle, natural-looking results and have mild laxity, which is skin that’s only slightly loose or saggy. Keoghan maintains a regular maintenance schedule at the clinic every four to six weeks, receiving treatments such as Skinpen Microneedling, laser therapy, and HydraFacials when makeup use irritates his skin.

Public Speculation Targets Keoghan's Changing Appearance

Keoghan’s changing appearance has recently drawn public attention and speculation regarding potential cosmetic enhancements, according to dailymail.com. Observers noted fuller cheeks and lips when the actor attended the New York premiere of Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man in March. Cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Nora Jaafar told dailymail.com that the mid-face fullness appeared consistent with cheek filler.

Alongside physical upkeep, Keoghan has addressed the personal toll of online scrutiny regarding his appearance. In a March interview with SiriusXM, the Oscar-nominated actor discussed receiving online abuse about his looks, stating it discouraged him from going outside. Holmes emphasized in gq.com that Keoghan’s clinic visits are part of routine self-care rather than an attempt to alter his identity, noting an increase in inquiries from young men interested in skin maintenance. Nowadays, she’s seeing more inquiries from young men with the rise of ‘looksmaxxing.’

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