Hydrafacials

HydraFacial is a skin treatment that has been around for a while and has been patented to be found in medical spas and dermatologist clinics. It is also known as “hydradermabrasion” since it combines a microdermabrasion-like exfoliation with moisturising serums.

The three-step procedure of the HydraFacial is what makes it so effective at cleansing, exfoliating, and moisturising the face. Acne, dry skin, and wrinkles are just a few skin issues that this professional technique could help.

The noninvasive treatment is conceptually comparable to a spa facial but is supposed to yield more significant outcomes. An automated wand is used to cleanse, exfoliate, and apply serums tailored to your skin type.

Benefits

It has been claimed that HydraFacial can improve the look and feel of your skin in general. This is because of the thorough pore cleansing action of the exfoliation, which removes any dirt in your pores and improves the absorption of the face serums designed specifically for your skin type.

Side Effects and Precautions

HydraFacials are said to be risk-free, but you may feel some pressure from the wand. HydraFacials are meant to be painless and inflammatory-free, unlike many other beauty procedures.

An active rash, such as a rosacea flare, should prevent you from doing this surgery.

How does the Treatment work?

This process is broken down into three phases:

1. A wand shaped like a vortex is pressed against your skin, and the practitioner then extracts oil and dirt from your pores. Moreover, a peel is used to assist in exfoliating and resurfacing your skin.

2. For deeper pore cleaning, your service provider will utilise a vacuum-like attachment on the wand.

3. Your doctor will administer an antioxidant-rich moisturising serum with a pen-like applicator.

Dermal fillers and light therapy are only two examples of skin care procedures often performed after laser treatment. Not included in the standard HydraFacial, these are optional extras.