HydraFacial treatment has become extremely popular in recent years. With some statistics indicating that treatment is performed around the world once every 15 seconds. That’s 2 million treatments every year! What has made HydraFacial so popular is that it addresses so many of the most common dermatological concerns that people have, such as reduction of fine lines, wrinkles, and moisturizing the skin. Its affordable price also ensures that it’s accessible to many people. However, despite such impressive statistics and proven results. There remains a lot of confusion about what it actually is, what it does, and how much it costs.
What is HydraFacial, and what does it do?
HydraFacial is a device that is used to do three things to your skin: cleansing, exfoliating, and infusing with intensive serums. In more simple terms, it’s a machine that sucks dirt out of your pores, while pushing serums in its place. These serums can do wonders for your skin. They ensure that it’s moisturize, protected, and plump, helping to get rid of fine lines and wrinkles. While also maintaining good skin quality and appearance. The HydraFacial machine looks like a pen, with the practitioner rolling it over the areas you want to be treat. At the end of the treatment, your practitioner will be able to disassemble the pen. Showing you the dirt that was remove from your pores.
HydraFacial is perfect for a wide range of potential customers. Whether you’re a teenager with acne or an adult with hyper-pigmentation. The wide range of imperfections that HydraFacial covers mean that it’s probably going to help you in one way or another. On top of that, the low cost ensures that the treatment is accessible for younger people, too.
There is a multitude of benefits to using HydraFacial as opposed to other beautification treatments. Firstly, there are no side effects. Unlike other treatments, you’ll be walking out of the treatment feeling relaxed, unscarred, and without any rashes or anything else of the like. In fact, many customers tend to compare the experience to that of a light massage.
HydraFacial can also be customize and done in conjunction with other treatments in order to achieve the desired effect. For example, the device’s suction power can be reduce or increase, depending on the delicacy of the targeted area of skin. Combining HydraFacial with Botox and/or dermal filler is also a popular choice. However, by doing so, you should choose an experienced practitioner, such as Springwell Clinic, in order to ensure that you’re not disappointed by the results.
Reputable practitioners will be able to guide you through all processes with their expertise, as well as understand the specific needs for your skin.
How much does it cost?
The cost of HydraFacial treatment can vary a considerable amount, depending on your personal customization, your practitioner’s labor costs, and more. However, it’s generally safe to assume that your total treatment will cost between £100 and £300.
