HydraFacial®
HydraFacial combines cleaning, extracting, and depositing serums into the skin for an effective exfoliating treatment that also nourishes and hydrates. Sometimes referred to as “hydradermabrasion,” this treatment uses a vacuum-like machine to suck up dead skin and extract clogged pores.
Concerns Treated
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Smooth as a baby’s bottom. Not saying we necessarily want to correlate that to our faces, but the idea is the same. Fine lines, fine wrinkles, and crepey skin can disrupt the surface of our skin — let’s fix that.
Acne
There might be a few (or a lot) of things you wouldn’t have minded growing out of. If your acne followed you out of high school, fear not you can ditch those unwanted blemishes once and for all.
Rosacea
If you’re tired of having persistent facial redness across your cheeks and nose, perhaps it’s time to consider calling in the professionals.
Uneven Skin Texture
Most of us hoped graduating high school meant graduating from rough and bumpy skin. Unfortunately, however, this is not always the case.
Includes cleansing, skin analysis, esfoliation and hydration for a quick skin reset.
| Regular | Member | |
|---|---|---|
| Single session | $245 | $220 |
Concerns Treated
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Smooth as a baby’s bottom. Not saying we necessarily want to correlate that to our faces, but the idea is the same. Fine lines, fine wrinkles, and crepey skin can disrupt the surface of our skin — let’s fix that.
Acne
There might be a few (or a lot) of things you wouldn’t have minded growing out of. If your acne followed you out of high school, fear not you can ditch those unwanted blemishes once and for all.
Rosacea
If you’re tired of having persistent facial redness across your cheeks and nose, perhaps it’s time to consider calling in the professionals.
Uneven Skin Texture
Most of us hoped graduating high school meant graduating from rough and bumpy skin. Unfortunately, however, this is not always the case.
HydraFacial® Overview
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Your treatment begins with a skin analysis, followed by a cleanse and steam to prepare your skin. Next, a soothing “mini-vacuum” gently suctions out impurities, while a blend of salicylic and glycolic acids works to unclog dirt and debris from the pores. Finally, peptides, antioxidants, and hyaluronic acid are infused into the skin to restore, rejuvenate, and detoxify, leaving your skin feeling refreshed and revitalized.
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A monthly HydraFacial™ is recommended for best results
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- All Skin Tones & Types
- Sensitive Skin
- General Maintenance
does not treat
- Acne Scarring
- Stretchmarks
- Deep Scarring
- Severe Skin Concerns
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Hydrafacial®?
HydraFacial®, aka hydradermabrasion, has been compared to microdermabrasion due to its efficacy in exfoliating dead and damaged skin cells. During a HydraFacial™ treatment skin is exfoliated at the stratum corneum layer to remove skin cells and oil. Next, a combination of salicylic acid and glycolic acid is applied to unclog pores of dirt and debris. A painless vortex extraction patented technology then removes exfoliated skin cells, debris, blackheads, and other impurities from the skin's surface. Finally, vortex fusion delivers an antioxidant formulation with potent peptides and hyaluronic acid. This procedure restores, rejuvenates, and detoxifies the skin.
What cosmetic concerns does a HydraFacial® procedure treat?
The multistep HydraFacial® allows for extensive exfoliation, nourishment, and hydration for a younger, rejuvenated appearing facial aesthetic.
- Acne: Cleansing and exfoliation clears acne causing bacteria and sebum.
- Rosacea: Damaged skin cells are removed through exfoliation to reduce signs of rosacea.
- Fine Lines & Wrinkles: Gentle exfoliation and cleansing refreshes and rejuvenates the complexion.
- Uneven Skin Texture: Dead and damaged skin cells are exfoliated to smooth skin texture.
Who is the ideal candidate for a HydraFacial® procedure?
The ideal candidate for a HydraFacial® has fine lines, wrinkles, minor skin discolorations, acne, or certain skin conditions like melasma. HydraFacial® is safe in all skin types and skin tones. HydraFacial® is not recommended for those on Accutane or with more severe skin concerns or scarring.
What is the average recovery associated with a HydraFacial®?
There is little to no downtime or recovery associated with a HydraFacial® treatment. Some patients experience redness and tightness for a few hours following the procedure. Candidates are advised to avoid strenuous exercise, and makeup use for 24 hours. Prescription skin care can be resumed after two days.
What are the potential side effects of a HydraFacial®?
There are generally no major side effects associated with HydraFacial®. Some patients experience redness and tightness that is temporary and resolves quickly.
What can someone expect from the results of a HydraFacial®?
The results of a HydraFacial® treatment are a brighter, refreshed complexion that will be noticeable directly following the procedure. Results will improve over a series of treatments, and after the desired aesthetic treatment is achieved, most candidates pursue maintenance treatments every five to seven months.
What is the average cost of a HydraFacial®?
HydraFacial® costs anywhere from $150 to $300. The actual cost of a HydraFacial® is dependent upon location, dermatologist, and length and involvement of the cosmetic procedure.
In this page
- What is a Hydrafacial®?
- What cosmetic concerns does a HydraFacial® procedure treat?
- Who is the ideal candidate for a HydraFacial® procedure?
- What is the average recovery associated with a HydraFacial®?
- What are the potential side effects of a HydraFacial®?
- What can someone expect from the results of a HydraFacial®?
- What is the average cost of a HydraFacial®?
Preparing for the Treatment
Hydrafacial, also called hydradermabrasion, combines cleaning, extracting, and depositing serums into the skin for an effective exfoliating treatment that also nourishes and hydrates. Here is a quick guide for what to expect before, during, and after hydradermabrasion.
before care
What to do before getting a Hydrafacial® treatment?
Before your treatment, it's important to follow these precautions in order to ensure your skin is in the best possible condition for optimal results:
- Stop using any Isotretinoin products for 6 months
- Discontinue any harsh skincare products for 2 days
- No exfoliating treatments for 48 hours prior
- Refrain from any resurfacing treatments for 1 month
- Avoid excessive sun exposure for 72 hours
during treatment
What happens during the Hydrafacial® treatment?
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- Skin is cleansed and gently exfoliated with hand held device
- Salicyclic and glycolic acids are applies to loosen deep pore debris and dirt
- A strong vacuum suctions and removes blackheads and other impurities
- Custom blend of antioxidants and hydrating serums are applies to the skin
- Avoid excessive sun exposure for 72 hours
immediately after treatment
What happens after the Hydrafacial® treatment?
Immediately after your Hydrafacial® session, you may experience:
- Temporary redness
- Temporary tightness
1-2 days after treatment and beyond
What to do after getting a Hydrafacial® treatment?
Treat your skin with extra care by employing instructions spelled out by your skincare technician to experience the healthiest recovery period.
- Injections okay after 24 hours
- Avoid strenuous exercise for 1 day
- Avoid makeup application for 1 day if able
- Prescription skincare can be resumed after 2 days
results
What are the Hydrafacial® results?
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- Results are temporary
- Improvement in skin texture and tone day of treatment
- Upkeep treatments needed every 5-7 months
Schedule an appointment to get your customized treatment plan.
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