Hydrafacial is a medical-grade hydradermabrasion treatment that cleanses, exfoliates, extracts and infuses the skin with intensive custom serums, giving an instant glow.

Hydrafacials are uniquely tailored to each patient, and can address issues such as aging, acne, and hyperpigmentation. Hydrafacial MD has also paired with medical grade skincare lines such as Zein Obagi, which allows more customization.

A hydrafacial helps to exfoliate dead skin cells while simultaneously extracting impurities from the pores and replacing them with antioxidants and hydration. Hydrafacial is a great treatment for special events and those who are on a time crunch, but everyone can benefit from the treatment.

Hydrafacials help with acne by killing the bacteria that lies on the surface and below the skin using an alpha and beta hydroxy acid blend that promotes oil control and cell turnover

Hydrafacial helps with acne scars by delivering potent antioxidants into the skin in combination with the alpha and beta hydroxy acids to lift pigment and even skin’s tone.

Hydrafacial MD works to eliminate blackheads by using salicylic acid to loosen dirt and debris from the pores while simultaneously using vacuum suction to life the impurities and eliminate blackheads.

Hydrafacial helps to exfoliate and soften the skin which assists in effective and comfortable manual milia removal.

Hydrafacials unique blend of beta and hydroxy acids help to eliminate oil and allow the skin to better absorb hydration, calming oil production altogether.

Hydrafacial is good for rosacea because even the most sensitized skin needs to be exfoliated. This can be done gently by making adjustments to the vacuum pressure, allowing custom calming serums to penetrate deeper and calm the inflammation.

Hydrafacials help with wrinkles by infusing hydration into the skin and plumping from the inside out.

The Hydrafacial treatment sloughs away dry and dead skin to introduce hydration below the skin and improve moisture absorption.

Hydrafacial does not cause the skin to break out, but the exfoliation process can be known to stimulate impurities coming to the surface, if there is existing congestion below the skin.

Capillary damage can occur if the vacuum suction is improperly adjusted, however, a certified Hydrafacial MD technician has extensive training on how gently or aggressively to treat the skin and can determine the proper levels of vacuum suction with each patient.

Hydrafacial does not remove facial hair, but dermaplaning is a great preparation treatment for Hydrafacial.

An Esthetician or a trained staff member can do the hydrafacial treatment.

Typically Hydrafacials are about 45-60 minutes.

Many patients see visible skin refinement and an even, more radiant skin tone after just one treatment. The smooth results and hydration may last 5 to 7 days or longer.

Hydrafacial is safe enough to have done weekly and best results are achieved with treatments between 1-4 weeks apart in a series of up to 6.

The price will vary from practice to practice, but Glamour Plastic Surgery and Med Spa ranges from $165 to $350, with treatments based on the patients needs and goals.

Although hydrafacials are more expensive than a regular facial, they are definitely worth the money.

The treatment is not painful at all, and can be adjusted to comfort.

The Hydrafacial is a safe treatment and is ideal for most skin types.

Hydrafacial is complementary to botox and fillers, but should be performed no sooner than 2 weeks after injections.

Having a hydrafacials is safe during pregnancy. You can do a hydrafacial while breastfeeding without any issues.

You should try to get your hydrafacial at least 2 days before an event or wedding.

Hydrafacial is better than a microdermabrasion because it is a less aggressive way to exfoliate the skin while also infusing the skin with hydration and antioxidants.

Founded in 1997, Edge Systems is a U.S. based company with an FDA-listed manufacturing facility headquartered in Long Beach, California. The company currently holds 17 U.S. and worldwide patents, with 14 pending, and the HydraFacial device is made in the U.S.

Hydrafacial is considered a cosmetic treatment and would not be covered by insurance.

There are no animal products used in hydrafacial serums. All products are plant derived and are not tested on animals.

Yes, it is customary to tip after a Hydrafacial service as with any spa service.

The inventor of the Hydrafacial System, Bill Cohen, has twenty five plus years of experience in the aesthetics industry.