Hydrofacial & Microdermabrasion
Placed the way it was meant to be. Soften lines. Keep expression. Look like yourself, only less tired.
What They Are
HydraFacial® cleanses, exfoliates, and extracts in one pass, then infuses the skin with serums suited to your concern, hydration, brightening, or calming. Microdermabrasion uses fine crystals or a diamond-tip wand to physically buff away the outer layer of dead skin, encouraging faster cell turnover underneath. Both are non-invasive. Neither requires numbing or downtime. The difference is depth and delivery, not effort.
Who It's For
Good candidates want texture, tone, or dullness addressed without commitment to lasers or needles. HydraFacial tends to suit sensitive or dehydrated skin better; microdermabrasion tends to suit thicker skin dealing with rougher texture or clogged pores. We’ll tell you which one fits after we actually look at your skin, not before.
Areas We Treat
- Face
- Neck
- Décolleté Back (microdermabrasion, select cases)
- Back (microdermabrasion, select cases)
How a Visit Unfolds
- A quick skin assessment to confirm which treatment, or combination, fits.
- Treatment itself runs 30–45 minutes.
- No numbing, no downtime, you can wear makeup and return to normal activity the next day.
- Mild redness for a few hours is normal and expected.
Honest Expectations
These are maintenance and prevention treatments, not correction for deep lines or significant volume loss. For those concerns, we’ll point you toward Microneedling, Skin Boosters, or Ultherapy Prime instead. Used consistently, most patients see brighter, smoother skin after the first session, with results building over a series.
Common Questions
How many sessions do I need?
One session gives visible glow. A series, spaced three to four weeks apart, is where texture and tone actually shift.
Can I combine this with other treatments?
Often, yes. It’s frequently paired with Skin Boosters or scheduled between Microneedling sessions. We’ll sequence it properly during your consultation.
Ready To Begin?
Book a consultation and let’s talk about what would actually be right for you.