Hydrafacial is for everyone
What is Hydrafacial?
Hydrafacial is a hydradermabrasion treatment. It is different than microdermabrasion as it uses hydrating serums while exfoliating.
First step
is Cleansing and Exfoliation - single use tips with patented vortex technology. Suction, serums and tips lift off dead skin cells while simultaneously infusing active serums into the skin.
Second step
is Extra exfoliation - blend of glycolic and salicylic acid to give you a medical grade exfoliation with zero downtime. No peeling or flaking later.
Third Step
Next is extractions - painless extractions using suction and a salicylic acid blend. Salicylic acid is great at exfoliating and clearing inside pores, where skin cells, sebum, and hairs get stuck and create breakouts. While most people will need some extra help with manual extractions, the solution makes them much easier than in a regular facial.
Super serums - concentrated serums are infused into the skin using vortex technology. These serums can target every skin condition. We can spot treat and overlap to get the best results possible. Acne, aging, hyperpigmentation, dryness, dehydration, redness and rosacea.
Fourth Step
The next step is LED light therapy using a Celluma panel. The LED lights will create micro circulation on the surface of the skin. When that happens blood will bring nutrients and remove waste. It helps the serums penetrate a little deeper to work at optimal performance. Photons from the lights attach themselves to healthy cells and help them replicate. Red light is anti aging and blue helps with breakouts.
Fifth Step
Last step is the ultimate hydration. A hyralonic acid solution full of peptides and antioxidants is infused into the skin. The skin is drenched and gives the skin an amazing glow!
What to expect
Possible redness for 10-60 minutes afterwards
Possible bloom of warmth after last step
Minimal discomfort during the cleansing and exfoliation process. Light scraping (like a cats tongue)
Contraindications
Pregnant or nursing
Retinol use within 48 hours
Allergy to aspirin