Hydrafacial is a non-irritating facial treatment that combines cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration into one device that utilizes rotating tips to clean pores and peel away dead skin cells from your pores.
Target dark spots and uneven skin tones by dissolving hyperpigmentation with antioxidants and peptides and providing ample hydration through antioxidants and peptides for all skin types and tones. Suitable for use by all.
1. Blackheads and Whiteheads
Blackheads and whiteheads form when oil, dead skin cells, and other impurities build up beneath your skin’s surface. With the extraction step of hydrafacials, an esthetician uses specialized tools to safely extract these stubborn spots; additionally, this treatment enhances overall skin texture while making skincare products easier for absorption into pores.
Hydrafacial treatments can also help to protect against future breakouts by clearing away excess oil and dirt from the skin’s surface, thus avoiding clogging pores that often contribute to blackhead formation. Regular treatments with this technology also contribute to maintaining an even skin tone and texture; particularly helpful for sensitive or acne-prone complexions as their gentle exfoliation provides soothing comfort.
2. Dead Skin Cells
Dead skin cells build up on your face due to natural processes that push them towards the surface, potentially leading to blemishes and dull-looking skin if left alone. A hydrafacial is designed to gently exfoliate away dead cells while simultaneously infusing it with serums that nourish and enhance complexion.
The device’s patented tip uses multiple edges to create a suction effect and remove dead skin cells that build up, unclogging pores and preventing future breakouts or blackheads from forming. A hydrating serum containing hyaluronic acid and antioxidants is then applied to replenish moisture levels.
While facial scrubs and microdermabrasion may effectively exfoliate, hydrafacials go further and safer, without leaving behind redness or peeling after treatments.
3. Acne
Acne is a common skin condition, marked by blackheads, whiteheads, and enlarged pores. This condition is caused by excess oil build-up in pores as a result of excess dead skin cells; with Hydrafacial, all these impurities can be cleared away to provide clear complexions and prevent future outbreaks.
The treatment’s painless extraction process uses a special tool to gently scoop out each individual blackhead or whitehead, leaving minimal discomfort behind on your skin.
On the day of your hydrafacial, it is wise to refrain from using skin treatments or depilatories, as they could reduce its efficacy. Shaving should also be avoided as this could remove healthy new skin cells that were unearthed by your treatment and could hasten their degradation over time. Also try and limit sun exposure as prolonged UV exposure will hasten its results to fade more quickly than anticipated.
4. Fine Lines and Wrinkles
People of all ages often become concerned with wrinkling, lines and creases as they age. A hydrafacial treatment helps reduce fine lines and wrinkles by lifting away dead skin cells while encouraging new ones to form; making you appear younger and healthier overall.
Hydrafacial treatments also help unclog pores, allowing serums and creams to penetrate more deeply into your skin’s surface, which may enhance results of other cosmetic treatments such as Botox to treat wrinkles around eyes and mouth areas.
Although Hydrafacial treatment is incredibly popular among many individuals, it’s still wise to consult an aesthetician prior to receiving this treatment in order to determine its suitability for your skin type and tone. Furthermore, follow-up treatments with healthy skincare regimens are key in order to maintain the glowing effects of Hydrafacials.
5. Redness
HydraFacial can effectively treat redness by thoroughly cleansing the skin and unclogging pores to regulate natural oil production, helping balance out its effects and diminish fine lines and wrinkles.
Hydrafacial is an innovative facial rejuvenation method that uses Vortex technology to remove dead skin cells and debris, unlike traditional microdermabrasion methods which employ brushes, sponges or blades to exfoliate.
Patients suffering from active rashes, sunburn or moderate-severe acne should not get a hydrafacial as it could aggravate existing conditions and further harm to the skin. Also avoid waxing, depilatories and using other face treatments like glycolic acid for 48 hours prior to having one as these could interfere with treatment and harm new and healthy skin that has come out from under the surface.
