Hydrafacials offer gentle yet noninvasive skin treatments that don’t irritate and dry out skin like other procedures can. Furthermore, they promote cell turnover to diminish dark spots and hyperpigmentation over time.
The procedure is pain-free and uses patented technology to effectively clean pores. Suction is used to loosen blackheads and whiteheads from pores while simultaneously extracting oil build-up.
How HydraFacial Works
HydraFacial differs from other facial treatments in that it doesn’t use blades and works for all skin types and complexions. It removes dead skin cells while simultaneously unclogging pores and giving your complexion a glowing appearance, providing your complexion with a radiant radiance that cannot be found elsewhere.
Once the device has completed cleansing and exfoliation, its focus turns towards extractions using vortex suction to unclog pores without causing irritation or pain, while simultaneously helping reduce blackheads and whiteheads from appearing.
HydraFacial then delivers a serum to both hydrate and protect the skin with antioxidants and peptides, before providing a clarifying booster to combat acne, fine lines and wrinkles.
Benefits
HydraFacial treatments remove blackheads, whiteheads, and other debris, shrinking pore size while improving skin texture and improving complexion. They exfoliate, hydrate and give skin an overall glowing appearance – perfect for daily maintenance use or before an important event to give an “Wow!” factor!
This procedure is generally safe for most individuals, including those with sensitive skin. However, pregnant women should avoid it as some ingredients have not yet been tested to be safe during gestation.
Hydrafacial is a non-invasive, painless facial that doesn’t use lasers or peels, similar to dermabrasion. You can add boosters for specific issues like fine lines and wrinkles, brown spots or uneven skin tone (with additional fees charged accordingly). Hydrafacials are highly customizable and experts recommend having one about once every month to achieve maximum results.
Side Effects
Hydrafacials offer gentle yet noninvasive facials for any skin type and tone. Their multistep process entails cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration – with each procedure tailored specifically to each person’s individual needs and can even be used on those suffering from rosacea or sunburns; pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid having the treatment performed.
This device uses water pressure and vortex suction to gently loosen blackheads and debris, before extracting them. In addition, anti-ageing serums and antioxidants hydrate skin for added hydration. Though you may experience temporary redness afterward, your skin should return to its usual state quickly.
Some individuals may experience an allergic reaction to the serums used during hydrafacial treatments. You should notify your aesthetician prior to beginning, who will then select serums tailored to meet the needs of your specific skin type and condition. Furthermore, avoid picking at your face as this could cause further irritation.
Cost
Hydrafacial is a relaxing treatment with minimal pain associated with it, often described by patients as therapeutic. A vortex-like wand is used against the skin to remove impurities and oil from pores while its glycolic acid component helps diminish fine lines and wrinkles. Although some individuals may experience breakouts post treatment due to excessive purging or extra oils releasing, hydrafacial professionals strongly advise consulting a skincare professional prior to having another session of Hydrafacial.
Costs associated with hydrafacials depend on several factors, including your location and provider of treatment. Dermatology clinics and spas tend to charge more due to providing services with higher standards of care.
Add-ons such as LED light therapy or lymphatic drainage may further drive up the cost of hydrafacials; such extras typically range from $40-100.
