Hydrodermabrasion deeply cleans your pores, removes dead skin cells, and hydrates your skin at the same time. It improves skin texture, reduces fine lines, brightens dull skin, and helps with blackheads and acne. You’ll notice smoother, fresher-looking skin after just one session.

Hydrodermabrasion is very gentle, so side effects are rare. Some people may notice mild redness right after the treatment, but it usually fades within a few hours. There’s no pain, peeling, or long recovery time.

Yes, hydrodermabrasion is a safe option during pregnancy because it doesn’t use harsh chemicals or strong peels. However, we always recommend speaking to your doctor before starting any new treatment.

No, it doesn’t hurt at all. Most people find the treatment very relaxing and even say it feels like a cool, gentle massage.

You’ll notice brighter, cleaner, and more hydrated skin right after your first session. Your skin will continue to improve over the next few days as the active serums work deeper.

Results typically last 5 to 7 days after the first facial. With regular sessions, your skin stays clearer and more balanced for longer.

You’ll see a glow after one session, but for longer-lasting improvements, we recommend a series of 4 to 6 treatments spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart.

This treatment is safe and effective for all skin types and can be performed on any skin colour from light to dark, without any down time.

Hydrodermabrasion uses water and oxygen to exfoliate and hydrate the skin at the same time, making it gentler and more suitable for sensitive skin. Microdermabrasion, on the other hand, uses abrasive crystals or a diamond tip to remove dead skin cells, which can feel more intense. Both treatments improve skin texture, but hydrodermabrasion also delivers moisture and nutrients during the process, reducing irritation and boosting hydration.

Most clients see noticeable results after just one session, but for long-term improvement in skin tone, texture, and hydration, a series of 4 to 6 hydrodermabrasion treatments spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart is usually recommended. Your skin goals and condition will guide the ideal treatment plan, which can be discussed during your consultation.

Hydrodermabrasion is safe for most skin types, including sensitive skin. However, it may not be suitable for individuals with active skin infections, open wounds, or severe rosacea. Those with chronic skin conditions or who are using strong topical medications (like Accutane) should consult their skin therapist before treatment to avoid irritation or adverse reactions.